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Old 06-13-2020, 09:19 PM   #93
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
It might not be Kobo's fault.

Sometimes big companies can suffer MPD, with one side of the company setting strategies the other side has no intention of folowing. This is most common when the store managers are judged by raw revenue; they prefer fast moving items.
I understand that. I'm just saying the signs don't look good for this partnership. I'm guessing (have no way of knowing) that Kobo is contracted to sell for less to Walmart and, since supply is short, have opted to ship their Kobos to where they can make more money.

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Another possibility is that whoever agreed to the partnership is no longer with the company.
Michael Tamblyn (Kobo CEO) is the one who originally announced the Walmart/Kobo deal, but it probably went higher than him, so you might be right about this. I just expected better.
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