Amazon's policy is if you sell cheaper elsewhere then they won't market you on Amazon (but you can still sell through their store with your own marketing). I l

Amazon's policy is if you sell cheaper elsewhere then they won't market you on Amazon (but you can still sell through their store with your own marketing). I like this because for a while there were weird situations where stuff was $250 that should really be $50. Was there some gimmick / trick where people just trusting amazon are basically tricked into buying stuff that was wildly overpriced? If you were not careful, you could pay 2x - 3x more than standard price. Paying a bit more was reasonable I thought for amazon's ability to deliver, but the 2x - 3x pricing was crazy. If Washington wins this can Amazon then just turn off this policy in Washington and let them see / pay for these much higher priced items sold cheaper elsewhere. Short run might be profitable for amazon as they get to take their cut out of larger sale prices.