Co-mingling allowed Amazon to cut the "real" vendors from the piece of the pie, and make tons of money from having "hundreds" of options (all looking like the o

Co-mingling allowed Amazon to cut the "real" vendors from the piece of the pie, and make tons of money from having "hundreds" of options (all looking like the original). Case in point: you couldn't buy an Apple product from Amazon without getting a fake, even though the listing said "Apple". Why it took this long to get Amazon to be liable bewilders me.