A single item purchase refers to the acquisition of one specific product or service in a transaction, rather than multiple items or a bundle. This type of purchase is straightforward, typically involving a single price point and a focused decision by the buyer. It contrasts with bulk buying or multi-item purchases, where multiple products are acquired at once. Single item purchases are common in retail settings, online shopping, and various services.
One would purchase just a single car light fuse by looking for that certain item on an online store, such as Amazon or Ebay. Searching Amazon, they have the item available for purchase.
Just one item.
Purchasing the same item again or sometimes shopping at the same place again.
The price of a single item will vary depending on the item, and half the value of two items. The amount of the item will be one because it is a single item. If there are two single items the amount will be doubled and will be worth twice the amount of a single item. In most cases if not all, a single item is worth about one third of the price of three items even if you buy one and get one free. If you get two for the price of one the single item amount will be two but the price will be one.
POP in retail merchandising is the abbreviation for point-of-purchase or proof of purchase. The point-of-purchase is the location where a customer makes a purchase, such as a state, city or store. A proof of purchase is the evidence that shows a purchase was made or that an item has been paid for (i.e. sales receipt).
A single item grown for sale is a crop. Corn, alfalfa, wheat, beans, and tobacco are examples of a single item grown for sale.
Per item refers to a single item and per pair refers to two items. e.g when buying shoes or socks, the price is claimed for per pair and not for single shoe or socks.
it means a bit of what u paid goes to the poor people who made it
Hire purchase. You get a loan to purchase something then pay off the lone over time. Bad Idea to do this = best to save up for the item THEN purchase it.
To determine if the 30% is for the entire purchase or only for one item, read the front and back of the coupon. If it is not written on the coupon, ask an employee at the local store.
If you purchase an item then you buy it. If you steal an item than yes. Why would you buy an item and then return it if you don't want to have it. It would be a waste.
I am selling it on eBay here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220504779875#ht_500wt_976