Abstract: Techniques to improve the efficiency of online delivery of goods and services are described. In an example, technology and mass buying power may be used to connect and coordinate multiple individual consumers with different vendors of goods and services. Web based software that resides on an internet server may be used to facilitate online delivery of goods and services. The variables of delivery time and delivery location may be used to coordinate many individual orders for delivery by a vendor on a single trip to a single location during a specific time period. This vendor, time, and location coordination may have the effect of creating an ad-hoc network of consumers that may have similar delivery desires. The resulting delivery network may result in a large increase in delivery efficiency that may eliminate the vendor's need to charge delivery fees or require minimum orders.

Abstract: A beverage container holder constructed of flexible metal foil.