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01 12 2014Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Vol. 2, Issu No. 4, Page 8
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FIGHT Against Online
Round Table with CCI, ICT Associations and other government officials on
unfair trade practices of online marketplaces
Social ImpactLakhs of small business are getting disrupted in the
short term due to the tactics used by marketplaces
probably in connivance with brands and other
vested interest groups. This has a very deep social
impact for all people engaged in the retail and chan-
nel business. Delays in assessing this will lead to
unprecedented damage to the SME segment.
UnemploymentMember associations claim that the drop in busi-
ness volumes and erosion of profitability and the
increased pressure from brands to stock will compel
most SMEs to reduce their overheads leading to
loss of existing jobs.
Black MoneyA section of associations feel that the market places
are being used to launder and generate black
money. Though at this point in time there is no con-
crete evidence to support such an allegation , an in-
vestigation by the govt agencies on transactions is
required in order to identify how black money is
being deployed .
Online marketplace place owners are extremely bullish
about the prospects offered by the Indian arketplace and
India has now become the darling of international funds
and investors . However a close look at the chart here
shows how they operate and how their go to market strate-
gies are impacting lakhs of livelihood in the country. Flip-
kart the leading online marketplace in India which now
has a $7 Billion enterprise valuation has a net revenue of
about Rs. 179 crores and a loss of Rs. 400 crores.
The loss is funded by equity from foreign funds and the
losses have been incurred ma-
Strategy at what cost?
Contined on page-2
Dear Fitagians,
Something very uncommon
is happening across India.
A quest for survival has
brought all the IT associations
across India on a common plat-
form. We have formed Federa-
tion of All India IT
Associations – FAIITA. The
federation is informally
formed and four people from
four different corners of India
have volunteered to give their
services to FAIITA.
A movement has been ini-
tiated against the online shop-
ping menace and an India wide
Bundh on purchases of new
material from many OEMs
who have been listed by the
federation is declared from
15th December onwards.
FITAG leadership has played a
very aggressive role in decid-
ing all these line of actions. A
directive has been issued by
FAIITA on how to observe this
purchase Bandh is very clear
and self explanatory. I am
publishing a Gujarati version
for the same as under. ¾heËeLkku rðhkuÄ- FAIITALku Mknfkh
15 zeMkuBçkh 2014Úke Ëhuf ykExe
yuMkkuþeyuþLkLkkt Ëhuf MkÇÞkuLku ÃkkuíkkLke
ykExe Mkt÷øLk ðMíkwykuLke ¾heËe çktÄ fhðk
{kxu ¼÷k{ý fhðk{kt ykðu Au.
yk Mkt˼uo FAIITA (Federation of AllIndia IT ASssociation) yu ònuh
fhu÷e rðMík]ík {krníke Lke[u {wsçk Au.
T1[uLk÷ ÃkkxoLkh ftÃkLke ÃkkMkuÚke ¾heËe fhþu
Lknª. T2 / T3 /T4 [uLk÷ ÃkkxoLkh T1 [uLk÷
ÃkkxoLkh yÚkðk ftÃkLke ÃkkMkuÚke ¾heËe fhþu
Lknª. T2 / T3 / T4 [uLk÷ ÃkkxoLkhku
ytËhkuytËh ÃkkuíkkLke ÃkkMku Mxkuf{kt Ãkzu÷ {xe-
heÞÕMkLke ¾heËe fhe þfþu.
OEM
T1 Channel Partner=
Companies
National Distributors (ND)/Regional
Mr. Kaushik Pandya
Editor
-Editorial
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jorly due to redatory pric-
ing , marketing and brand-
ing , other expenses , in
order to capture market
share and to become a mo-
nopoly of sorts. What is
wrong with this strategy? In
a free market there is noth-
ing wrong in implementing
any strategy within the
legal provisions of the
country. However in our
opinion the strategy
adapted by the e-commerce
sites are in total violations
of the provisions of law ex-
isting in the country.
The graphic below
clearly points out that for
every rupee earned ( Net
revenue from transactions)
the e-commerce players are
losing an average of two ru-
pees. This strategy in our
opinion is to capture market
share by predatory pricing
tactics in order to put at risk
, lakhs of small businesses
with brick and mortar oper-
ations by luring their local
customers with predatory
pricing . India being a price
sensitive market , con-
sumers are an easy prey to
this strategy and majority of
consumers find it attractive
to save money on their pur-
chases. This in turn will
lead to cartel formation by
e-commerce sites who are
majorly owned by foreign
funds and who in our opin-
ion have got a back door
entry to retail FDI in India.
News papers report
-“Samsung, Sony & LGsuspend sales to Flip-kart; considering legalaction for "predatorypricing” . “Publishinghouses join hands tostop predatory pricing byFlipkart and Amazon”."Flipkart buys books from
us and then sells them at a
deeper discount through
WS Retail," says a book
publisher . Since books ,
mobiles and ICT products
have low return rates and
are bought by mostly the
educated class, they act as
the easiest way to acquire
customers.
ICT Channel associa-
tions in the country have
now decided to intensify
their actions to bring
awareness amongst govern-
ments, Agencies , OEMs ,
Members, Media and the
general public on the dan-
gers of predatory pricing
strategy that is being used
by e-marketplaces.<
Loss to state revenuesStates are losing tax revenues due to the fact that
many market places are exploiting the loopholes of
the existing state and federal laws . This was re-
cently found out in Kerala where the government
has temporarily banned eCommerce deliveries.
Predatory PricingThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) de-
fines “predatory price” as the sale of goods or
provision of services at a price which is below
the cost, as may be determined by regulations ,
of production of the goods or provision of serv-
ices, with a view to reduce competition or elimi-
nate the competitors.
Role of BrandsMost Brands are looking at emarketplaces as an-
other channel for increasing their sales and cus-
tomer base. No issues. Competition is welcome.
How ever MOP and MRP needs to be maintained
and strict and quick action to be taken against chan-
nels who are flouting norms. Who will do this ?
Recourse for SMEsCCI, Government of India , Political parties, Trade
Bodies , Judiciary are being approached with evi-
dence of predatory pricing . Initiated engagement
with OEMs, NDs , Associations , Media . Our
members are very badly affected and we have to
provide immediate relief and ensure a level playing
field.
CONTROL PREDATORY PRICINGIndian Information Technology (IT) Channels advise global brands to control predatory
pricing tactics of electronic marketplaces or face non cooperation from November 24 ,2014.
WHY?
Predatory PricingThe Competition Commission of India (CCI)
defines “predatory price “ as the sale of goods
or provision of services at a price which is
below the cost as may be determined by regu-
lations , of production of the goods or provision
of services, with a view to reduce competition
or eliminate the competitors.
Social ImpactMillions of small Indian businesses are getting
disrupted in the short term due to the tactics
used by electronic marketplaces probably in
connivance with brands and other vested inter-
est groups. This has a very deep social impact
on all people engaged in the retail and channel
business. Delays in assessing this will lead to
unprecedented damage to the SME segment.
10 November , 2014 New Delhi , India - A meeting of the Federation of All India
Information Technology (IT) associations was held on 7 November , 2014 in New
Delhi , India . The meeting was attended by leaders from all Regional IT Asso-
ciations including several state level associations . After detailed discussions on
the matters related to predatory pricing , unfair trade practices and the chal-
lenges faced by the channel community due to the online marketplaces the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed :
1The Associations representing the State of Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Chandigarh
and one district level association in Maharashtra who had stopped purchases
from Distributors till resolution of the predatory pricing issue were advised to call
off their voluntary restraint
and commence business
with Distributors with im-
mediate effect.
2All OEMs, Brands, Na-
tional Distributors are
hereby advised that they
should appreciate the
problems being faced by
the channel community
and take the following
compliance action on or
before 24 November ,
2014 :
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UnemploymentThe drop in business volumes and erosion of prof-
itability and the increased pressure from brands to
stock will compel most SMEs to reduce their over-
heads leading to loss of existing jobs.
Loss to state revenuesIndian States are losing tax revenues due to the
fact that many market places are exploiting the
loopholes of the existing state and federal laws.
This was recently found out in the state of Ker-
ala where the government has temporarily
banned eCommerce deliveries.
Role of BrandsMost Brands are looking at emarketplaces as
another channel for increasing their sales and
customer base. Indian Channels welcome com-
petition. No issues. How ever MOP ( Market
Operating Prices ) and MRP ( Maximum Retail
Price ) needs to be maintained and strict and
quick action to be taken against channels who
are flouting norms. Some Brands are doing this.
So why not the others ?
Recourse for channelsCompetition Commission of India , Govern-
ment of India , Political parties, Indian and In-
ternational Trade Bodies are being approached
with evidence of predatory pricing . But Brands,
Distributors and channels are quite capable of
self regulation. We have initiated engagement
with OEMs, Distributors, Media and other
agencies. . We want a level playing field for all
stakeholders.
Black MoneyAre the market places being used to launder and
generate black money ? We seek an investiga-
tion by government agencies to quash this alle-
gation made by a section of people.
A)Ensure that MOP
(Market Operating
Price) and MRP
(Maximum Retail
Price) are in line with
operating prices at
which channels are
advised to sell. Sev-
eral local and global
brands have taken cor-
rective and preventive
action to ensure that
online marketplaces
do not undercut prices
directly or through
their sellers. All
Brands / OEMs have
their rights within law
to do so and are ad-
vised to put a system
in place.
B)Any incident where
violation of MOP,
MRP takes place the
OEMs/ Brand / NDs
(National Distributors
) must immediately
take corrective action
by ensuring that on-
line marketplace / or
their partners/sellers
are immediately
brought to books .
Such seller/ online
markeplace must be
prevented from doing
such transactions
again.
C)All Brands/ OEMs/
NDs are advised to
comply with the
above guidelines by
24 November, 2014 .
While the channel As-
sociations all over
India will continue to
do business with such
Brands/ OEMs/NDs
who comply with the
above requirement, the
entire channel commu-
nity across India will
stop doing business
with Brands/ OEMs/
NDs who do not com-
ply with the above
guide lines.
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Fitag thanks all member
associations to support
antipiracy drive & authorize
FITAG to deal in this
regard in future.
FITAG exe. committee
reaches to
21,000retailers / dealers across Gujarat
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Distributors (RD) who Purchase from
OEM/Carrying & Forwarding (C&F) Agen-
cies / Distributors
OEM
T2 Channel Partners
Companies
Sub Distributors (SD) Micro Distributors
(MD)/ Regional Distributors (RD) who
Purchase from ND
OEM
T3/T4 Channel Partners
Companies
Dealers/ System Integrators (SI) Retail
Partners / Exclusive Stores
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{xeheÞ÷ ¾heËðwt Lknª.
I urge to all Fitagians to followthese directive and support themovement. This is in our benefit andfor our own survival. Do not look atthe short term gains, if you havepressure of holding material kindlyapproach your local association andtake their support to fight against thismalpractice of OEMs.
Let's wish and pray for the success of this fight against online menace.
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This communication is for all entities in the Information Technology business in India like OEMs, Brands,
National Distributors (NDs), Regional Distributors (RDs) , Channel Partners, System Integrators (SI) ,
Retailers , ICT Associations , trade bodies , media, government ,others.
All India IT Associations push for level playing fieldAmeeting of the Federa-
tion of All India IT asso-
ciations was held on 7
November , 2014 in New
Delhi which was organised
by VAR India . The meeting
was attended by leaders from
all Regional Associations in-
cluding several state level as-
sociations . After detailed
discussions on the matters re-
lated to predatory pricing ,
unfair trade practices and the
challenges faced by our
members due to online mar-
ketplaces the following reso-
lutions were passed :1. The Associations repre-
senting the State of Punjab,
Tamil Nadu, Chandigarh and
one district level association in
Maharashtra who had stopped
purchases from Distributors till
resolution of the predatory
pricing issue were advised to
call off their voluntary restraint
and commence business with
Distributors with immediate
effect.
2. All OEMs, Brands, Na-
tional Distributors are hereby
advised that they should ap-
preciate the problems being
faced by the channel commu-
nity and take the following
compliance action on on be-
fore 24 November , 2014 :
a) Ensure that MOP ( Market
Operating Price) and
MRP (Maximum Retail
Price) are in line with op-
erating prices at which
channels are advised to
sell. For example Quick
heal, K7Computing, Sam-
sung Mobile and some
other brands have taken
corrective and preventive
action to ensure that on-
line marketplaces do not
undercut prices directly or
through their sellers. As
per our understanding the
Brand owner has all rights
within law to do so.
b) Any incident where viola-
tion of MOP, MRP takes
place the OEMs/ Brand /
NDs must immediately
take corrective action by
ensuring that online mar-
ketplace / or their part-
ners/sellers are
immediately brought to
books . Such seller / on-
line markeplace are pre-
vented from doing such
transactions again.
c) All Brands/OEMs/NDs
are advised to comply
with the above guidelines
by 24 November , 2014
.While the channel Asso-
ciations all over India will
continue to do business
with such Brands/OEMs/
NDs who comply with the
above requirement, the
entire channel community
across India will stop
doing business with
Brands/ OEMs/ NDs who
do not comply with the
above guidelines.
The IT Channel partners
in India are facing a
tremendous challenge as reg-
ular customers including
blood relatives are question-
ing the prices at which Chan-
nel partners are selling to
them. The above transaction
( in picture ) exhibits how a
SNAPDEAL customer is
walking away with a HP
LAPTOP at a price that is
lower than the transfer price
at which a HP Authorised
channel partner buys from
the Distributor. This also pro-
vides evidence of how using
Cash on Delivery (COD)
transactions , couriers collect
money lower than the In-
voice Value at which the
product is Billed. Brands like
HP say they are not providing
subsidies . The reseller in the
online market place is also
not selling at a loss. Then
who is subsidising the cus-
tomer and WHY ? This is a
clear case of a well bank
rolled Market Place trying to
eliminate competition from
Channel Partners such that
the Online Market places cre-
ate a dominance by building
volumes and killing channel
partners business. The losses
the marketplaces incur in the
next few financial years will
be carried forward and when
they take a dominant position
by eliminating the channel
partners , they will be pro-
vided with golden goose
products by BRANDS which
will give the Brands as well
as the online Marketplaces
huge profits . The online mar-
ket places due to the huge
losses they would carry in
their books will get away
without paying any income
tax.Brands benefit since they
are eliminating many players
in the distribution eco system
and they become cost effi-
cient. Is there anything
wrong with this strategy? In
a free market there is nothing
wrong with this strategy. But
we do not have any country
in the world which provides
a free market except the in-
ternet world? Even the inter-
net world is now saddled
with so many laws across so
many countries. We live in a
unfair world. But the least
that BRANDS can do is to
provide a transition plan and
establish a transparent com-
munication channel with
their IT Channels such that
these SMEs can reinvent
themselves well in time and
transform their business in-
stead of dying a death by
slow poison. Is it time time
for the Channels to RIP?
The same Lenovo IdeaPad
Y-50-70 with Laptop Bag
has a price difference of Rs.
10,000/- between Online
and Retail. Who is fooling
who ? Is this a fair practice ?
Senthil Kumar , one of our
members had to face the eire
of a customer who abused
him for selling a laptop at a
very high price . He had pur-
chased the laptop for resale
from the authorised partner
of Lenovo and to his utter
dismay found that the online
price was Rs. 10,000 lower
than the price that was oper-
ating in the market. He or-
dered the material from the
online market place and took
delivery . With this evidence
he informed his association
and said that he will recom-
mend that the Association
start a Quit Lenovo Move-
ment where all stocks held by
the channel are returned and
debit note is raised on the
partner / distributor .
There are several more
instances where such dispar-
ity in pricing is evident. In
the light of such transactions
and the fact that the market
places are well financed to
capture marketshare by
using predatory pricing
strategies , the Federation of
All India IT Associations
have started the process of
taking a four pronged ap-
proach in countering the
predatory tactics of players.
OEMs/Brands / NDs are
being approached to ensure
that level playing field is
maintained. Government de-
partments at the State and
Central Level are being ap-
proached for their support. A
complaint with complete ev-
idence is being filed with the
CCI Associations / Federa-
tions / Activists / Political
parties / Media / Public are
being approached and con-
sulted for their support in
creating a level playing field
and countering the predatory
pricing strategies of such
players. <
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Ãkh fu Mkkhwt fÂLVøkhuþLk Lk
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ðerzÞku òuðku nkuÞ íkku yu Mkøkðz
Ãký fhðk{kt ykðe Au.
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Ëþkoðe Au. ykÃkýu yk ðerzÞku æÞk-
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yuf yk¾wt xŠ{Lk÷ f÷kf fktxkLke
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yuf 24 f÷kfLke -rËðMk yLku hkík
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yk¾wt søkík fuðe heíku [k÷u
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yk çktLku çkkçkík ykøk¤ ðÄðkLke yr-
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fhðk{kt ykÔÞku Au. MkkExLkwt
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heíku yÃkkÞ Au yu Ãký ½ýwt þe¾ðu
yu{ Au!
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