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I'm wondering if part of the anxiety is about the used market spilling over into new - a distinction which to most is about the way a book looks and feels rathe
by hakanensari 9y ago
I'm wondering if part of the anxiety is about the used market spilling over into new - a distinction which to most is about the way a book looks and feels rather than its commercial provenance. Nothing really stops a book dealer to list a used book as new if it sufficiently looks like one. And as long as they have enough reputation clout on Amazon, they will short-circuit the publishers' sales chain and win the Buy Box.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Nothing really stops a book dealer to list a used book as new if it sufficiently looks like one. Nothing stops them from listing as new even if it doesn't look like one. Its not like anyone is examining the copy in person before buying on Amazon.