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Subject: Re: UKNM: Amazon.com... HOW MUCH???
From: Steve Bowbrick
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 16:03:06 GMT

Amazon's quarterly accounts show last quarter's costs as $133.1M.
Since Amazon's only significant activity is selling stuff online,
that's probably a pretty good indication of what it costs to operate
an ecommerce business of that scale. So you just have to tell your
client to set aside around half a billion dollars a year. That should
shut him up.

s

At 10:25 am -0800 27/11/00, Mark Seaman wrote:
>Hi.
>I've currently got a client wondering why their site doesn't have all the
>bells and whistles that Amazon.com has. I've told him that it's because of
>how much money Amazon put back into their site to run it that way. Sod's
Law
>now determines that he wants to know how much.
>
>Does anyone know the ball park figure? No doubt it's millions!
>
>Mark.
>NATIVEMEDIA

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