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Does this not fall under "unreasonably constraining competition" section of anti-trust laws? I'm only familiar with the US anti-trust debates (and even then, no
by kongolongo 5y ago
Does this not fall under "unreasonably constraining competition" section of anti-trust laws? I'm only familiar with the US anti-trust debates (and even then, not too familiar) is there a German equivalent that should be preventing this?
- csunbird 5y agoAlso, isn't there a law strictly forbids this in Germany? As a middle-man, you are not allowed to use their data to compete with them? Because the place I work has a marketplace with third party sellers as well and we have internal rules explicitly disallows this, cited by our compliance team because of the regulations.
- hef19898 5y agoThen it is good for Amazon that the European retail operations are run in Luxembourg under Amazon SARL I guess.
- flud 5y agoÎn Germany it might stand, but you are forgetting the American legal system is very much moneybased, so Amazon can just fight it in court an win, or at worst settle, which I have no doubt it's overall still a win