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Originally Posted by rhadin
No, that was never claimed by the DOJ; the DOJ no more knows for certain than do the analysts as Amazon has never divulged the information. The only thing known for certain is that on the $9.99 bestsellers, Amazon was selling them below cost. In fact, as part of the settlement, Amazon will have to show at least breakeven. However, since Amazon is not a party to the lawsuit or the settlement, I can't figure out how the DOJ will enforce that.
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The DOJ won't need information from Amazon to enforce breakeven sales. If Amazon sells ebooks at below cost, one of the publishers could file a complaint and provide that information, along with supporting records, to the DOJ.