- Report: #559831
Complaint Review: any_book on amazon.com - Internet Internet
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Watching You Scammers -
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any_book on amazon.com
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any_book on amazon.com any_book on amazon.com selling new book at grossly inflated price! Internet
I am the author of a recently-published book that retails for $8. My publisher sells the new book at that price on amazon.com. Some online seller calling itself any_book is selling a new copy for $61.99. The used price FMV is $7.50; any_book is selling it for $52.62.
I am looking forward to alerting the FBI (interstate/online fraud) and other jurisdictional agencies to every single bookselling scammer who dares to try and profit from my book and my colleagues' books. At best, it's a scam; at worst, it could be money-laundering.
Cha-ching. Get ready for triple damages, scumbags!
I am looking forward to alerting the FBI (interstate/online fraud) and other jurisdictional agencies to every single bookselling scammer who dares to try and profit from my book and my colleagues' books. At best, it's a scam; at worst, it could be money-laundering.
Cha-ching. Get ready for triple damages, scumbags!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Flynrider
Phoeix,Arizona,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 25, 2010
If the retailer owns the book and wants to sell it for $100 per copy, who are you to say that he can't?
I'm not sure what this complaint is about. If this retailer's price is too high, won't everyone just buy from your publisher at $8/copy?
In a free market, you can sell an item for whatever someone will pay for it. In reality, if you charge a ridiculously high price, your competitor will get all the sales and you make nothing. It's a self-correcting thing. Other than perhaps being lousy at business, what offense has this retailer commited that you think the FBI would be interested in? Selling something for an excessively high price is not against the law, it's just dumb (unless your name is Nieman or Marcus :-)).
"Get ready for triple damages, scumbags!"
What damages?
