I just got buy box at $25.99 and sold 3 of an item even though there were 24 sellers selling for less. You don't need to be the lowest price to sell.

Very often it’s repriser, but it can be set so it doesn’t cut the prices

This post could have been written 10 years ago and wouldn’t have aged a bit.

PMSL. best way to weed out those who dont know how to run a business

Race to the bottom

How do you think Amazon destroyed 99 percent of book stores in the USA 🇺🇸. He actually sold for less than cost.

race to the bottom

Those are rookie ass people that just want to see a number instead of true profit. Just be patient and wait for them to sell out and make your money.

Even amazon is undercutting prices 😕 recession is hitting everyone

In a price war the customer is the only one that wins.

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