Thread: Amazon's $9.99 eBook Attacked as "Predatory Pricing"
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Old 12-17-2009, 03:53 PM   #45
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Predatory Pricing
I question how it can be called predatory pricing when Books on Board and Fictionwise also sell best sellers for $9.99

I thought predatory pricing implied that other sellers could not match the pricing because there was such a huge disparity.

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