There is a structure that forces such delivery of goods and services to public at specific pricing, it's called Communism.

Both have built a significant operation, a feat that is far from simple and is rather rare, the vast majority of TK companies are BS or scams to to some degree, and both have achieved a place in the industry only possible via a certain level of delivery.

Food delivery just got supercharged.

Lowes has good perks ($20 delivery fee for anything, veterans discounts etc)Check out the Points Guy website, they review and recommend what is right based on your usage and desired rewards and the risks (points expiring, blackouts etc).

No food delivery, just driving (expect when Covid first hit and of course everyone was ordering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all the snacks in between!) 

Ohh the cost also includes foundation, delivery, button up.

This will enable the property manager to grant access for deliveries and tradespeople.Smart TV - The access point for all information will be the smart TV.

So if something like this happened to me, I would do the following immediately.Send/deliver a letter to the "buyer" (with proof of delivery) advising that the contract is void due to his fraud in the inducement (cash buyer without cash); that I am preparing to file a lawsuit for slander of title (and other causes of action) and pursuing compensatory as well as punitive damages; and that unless the cloud is removed within X days, I am contacting the attorney general of the state as well as the real estate commission to report the fraud.If the cloud was not timely removed, I would hire an attorney and do exactly what I said I was going to do.

@Keyoka Smith Keyoka, I'm not a doc (but my wife is a great Labor and Delivery Nurse).

@Lewis McKnight monopoly markets seem to be trending, tech companies, order/delivery, real estate.