The Real Reason Why Shipping Wars Ended
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If you are a business enthusiast, the odds that you will fall in love with A&E's Shipping Wars are very high. Aside from the comedic scenes which made many glued to their screen, the educative part of the show didn’t go unnoticed. 

I would say I have to read a couple of articles online to understand what auction is all about, but the viewers of Shipping Wars have it served to them on a golden plate.

Shipping Wars TV show is all about how owners of freight companies bid for jobs on one of the largest online auction sites. Basically, the lowest bid wins the task, but occasionally the task will be awarded to a higher bidder, provided the company has a good reputation. 

Shipping Wars debuted in 2012 before it ended in 2015, spanning seven seasons with over 100 episodes of the comedy, business, and work relationship. 

The way most people value the show which aired on A&E is based on perceptions —for some viewers, it's all about the huge items being shipped; for some viewers, it is about the dumb acts of Jarret Joyce, and for some viewers, it's about how auction transaction takes place. 

So, for viewers with the comedic perception and those with the business perception, it all ended in 2015, and the main reason why Shipping Wars came to a sudden end remains a mystery for the viewers the show garnered through the years. What is the real reason why shipping ended? Let’s find out! 

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