The deliveries of goods or services ordered on an e-shop do NOT depend upon…

CONCEPT: E-commerce delivery/logistics planning is governed by the physical and operational characteristics of a shipment - its size and weight (which set packaging materials and vehicle/cargo capacity), its nature such as fragility, perishability, or hazard class (which sets handling procedure and carrier choice), and the delivery urgency the buyer selects (which sets the shipping mode and timeline). The monetary value of the item has no bearing on how it is packed, handled, routed, or transported.

APPLICATION: Checking each factor against this principle - product size fixes the packaging dimensions and the transport capacity a courier must allocate, so it actively shapes delivery. Product nature (fragile, perishable, or hazardous) fixes the packaging material, temperature control, and handling steps, so it actively shapes delivery. Urgency fixes whether standard, express, or same-day mode is used, changing the transport timeline, so it actively shapes delivery. Cost, by contrast, does not appear anywhere in this chain: two items identical in size, nature, and requested delivery speed but priced differently move through an identical packaging, handling, and transport process.

CROSS-CHECK: Consider two phone cases of the same size, same material, and the same delivery speed selected, one priced low and one priced high - both are packed, handled, and shipped through the same process. Only a change in size, nature, or urgency changes that process; a change in price does not.

Delivery therefore does not depend on the cost of the products.