I would have liked more detail on how this process works. Amazon can't very well punish Store A for the actions of undetectably-identically-owned Store B. Yet s

I would have liked more detail on how this process works. Amazon can't very well punish Store A for the actions of undetectably-identically-owned Store B. Yet somehow the "Buy Box" has some magic way of detecting that? Maybe Amazon just has really good investigators, and they've made it clear that when they catch you, you're dead, and they'll deny the retribution by blaming opaque "Buy Box" algorithms.