There is a tendency to broad stroke a "universal" solution when depending on various factors; geography, competitors and market conditions, create isolated results.

This can bite you if put a lot of time and resources into finding a buyer, only to have the seller back out of your deal and sell it to one of your competitors.

People love to pick on our country, but we still have $15T GDP, which is 3X our closest competitor.

I think Apple has set the bar here, and there will be competition, but perhaps it will only be fierce among their competitors.

I got an email about a week ago from a competitor of his with supposedly even better rates - it was .13 a lead.

Fresh Updated Data - Not old dated data like our competitors.

Her wine supplier claims bankruptcy, her beer supplier is taken over by a competitor, who immediately closes the local plant and lays off 50 workers.

I buy MOSTLY for cash, so I don't have as many competitors.

He is a true competitor who loves what he does and wont quit.

Plus by virtue of contacting them they are obligated to fully investigate the claim and sent notations of any mold to a company like Choice Point (owned now by Lexis Nexis - the legal database firm) who maintains database records of every claim reported to them on every property throughout the US for every insurance carrier (competitors in the insurance industry all share claims data) who uses their system to determine if they want to insure a property or not.