In the long run it’s bad for the consumer as all monopolies are
Amazon abuses its near-monopoly to bankrupt its competitors by selling at a loss, threaten brands with counterfeits until they sell on Amazon, and use third-party merchants’ data to undercut them. All while being subsidized billions by the government...https://www.thenation.com/article/amazon-doesnt-just-want-to-dominate-the-market-it-wants-to-become-the-market/ …
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Still beats getting out of bed and going to the store.
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So Amazon needs to be trustbusted into Amazon retail and Amazon web services?
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Sounds just like Walmart
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Having sold to Amazon as a Consumer Electronics vendor for many years let me just say..Bull Shit.. never saw my products sold at a loss, was always negotiated with for better margins and better prices for the end user. Did they want a “deal” of course...everybody wants a deal.
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so because this was your experience it's the only experience possible? your sample group of 1 leaves me skeptical.
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