Amazon Marketplace

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If you want an iconic example of corporate greed, look no further. This is the kind of mega-loser that makes folks like Newegg, LL Bean and Crutchfield look so good by comparison.

These chumps have gotten *way* too big for their panties. Every aspect of the shopping experience with these bums has been trashed - now they've gotten to telling folks "SURE, we got it," when in fact they don't have a clue, and don't give a damn. And their distribution/marketing system is so whacked-out now I doubt they could figure anything out even if they *did* give a hoot. So if you think "In Stock" carries any meaning with these people - think again. They'll lead you on for days having you believe your stuff is on the way, when in fact there *is* no stuff.

All they're interested in is bombarding you with come-ons regarding all the stuff they've "decided" you ought to buy. You blow, Amazon. Mightily.

Any third-party vendor who would associate with this outfit is itself surely in some deep fecal material, otherwise it wouldn't - no way, no how - be doing so. Check how many *successful* well-thought of etailers feel the need to piggyback with Amacrap. Amazon will take anyone aboard, as long as they think they're going to benefit from the deal.

Their arrangement stinks, and they stink. What a screwy business model - but that's the way greed works. Go elsewhere - saving those few bucks just ain't worth the hassle.