> I just think it's important to point out it's how they chose to do it IMO the current way of pooling things together is one way of spreading the loss (due to

> I just think it's important to point out it's how they chose to do it IMO the current way of pooling things together is one way of spreading the loss (due to returns or A-to-z claims) across the entire pool. Other members of the pool bear the cost of such maleficence. Amazon's motto probably: Screw all sellers f**k if I care.