Parents who shop on Toysrus.com this holiday season likely won't know that a company called GSI Commerce (GSIC) is managing the orders behind the scenes. But GSI is ubiquitous: It runs retail Web sites for some 100 brands, including the NFL, Bath & Body Works, Ralph Lauren (RL), Aeropostale (ARO), and Toys "R" Us. All told, the company processes $3 billion in annual sales, from which it takes a commission.
Its Interesting. How does an e-Commerce company make 33% fees? This article claims that GSI processes $3B in Sales and Collected $967Million in Revenue. I assume that's the pass-through.
Does that mean that GSI made 33% from my son's Light Saber? that I just bought from Toys R Us?
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