Thread: Stars fall in Amazon protest about ebook prices
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Old 11-10-2010, 11:40 AM   #172
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Originally Posted by LakeLoon View Post
For anyone who regularly shops at Amazon, you cannot but be aware that Amazon sells products from lots of sources. A given product (not an ebook, but virtually anything else) might have a dozen purchase links at different prices, one of which might be "sold by Amazon" or "fulfilled by Amazon" and the rest of which are fulfilled by another store, storefront, or individual selling stuff.
Which is the exact opposite of the situation with eBooks, where different retailers cannot sell at different prices.
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