Thread: Conspiracy Theory: What is Amazon hiding about the Kindle?
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Old 03-10-2008, 03:58 AM   #18
Alisa
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I don't think the Wii is a conspiracy either. It takes time to accelerate production. I don't think the scarcity is profiting them (or Amazon). It profits ebayers. If they were going to play a hype game with it, they wouldn't have dragged it out this long. Now it's old news. I can't see that being out of stock long term benefits them in any way. If anything they lose sales to competing products..
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