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ivan nightly
September 27, 2023 at 7:16 pm
interesting how this is interpret `pushing 3rd party to raise prices every where else`(0.40) of the few business I know one of which is a CEO they often push supplies where they are buying High volume from to lower their price per unit due to volume not to inflate the price to their competitor it makes no sense. Im sure Amazon has merely insisted on a discount price by volume as many other companies due since if they will not drop there is normally some one who will