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Originally Posted by conan50
To me Amazon has been as they describe themselves an A to Z online store that sells everything. I could better understand if they themselves decided not to sell the devices, yet they are also banning third party sellers from selling them. This is a strange move, and I would be very concerned if I was a competitor who depended on AWS. This a petty move by Amazon. They are becoming a "Smother" with their services, from pushing Prime to locking in authors for Kindle Publishing. They are becoming the defacto online retailer of everything. Let's hope they don't develop a rough Amazon brand of toilet paper, would be too bad Angel Soft.
http://fortune.com/2015/10/02/amazon-chromecast-apple/
http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/...own_prime.html
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I would guess that they are getting real support costs where people buy one of these and then call up and complain to Amazon support that they can't watch prime video on it. It's not even like Amazon is selling them itself. I'm sure there are other reasons as well.
Greg