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If you buy the stolen goods from a big box retailer that is routinely regulated then this analogy might be useful. As it is it does not apply very well to this
by gdfasfklshg4 8y ago
If you buy the stolen goods from a big box retailer that is routinely regulated then this analogy might be useful. As it is it does not apply very well to this situation.
- Retric 8y agoConsidering the amount of counterfeit goods sold on Amazon I suspect at least some of it was simply stolen. In such a case I would expect the items to be clawed back if possible. Though with the possibility of Amazon making the buyer whole. That also seems like the correct approach here where anyone running a feeder fund should be on the hook.
- gdfasfklshg4 8y agoI don't think of a third party selling on Amazon as a big box retailer.
- Retric 8y agoI consider Amazon as a big box retailer, and commingling means buying from Amazon was identical to buying third party. Though, I guess that changed over time and I now consider Amazon more a shady market stall.