gowithgaurav
Junior Member
- Dec 10, 2010
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But i have a serious doubt about this method and as your inbox is filled i don`t want to pm you.
question-
I can see google itself lists amazon`s cheapest price in the listing so why would a person click on my store for the same price in the listing?
In the guide is says to make your prices slightly cheaper than what it is at Amazon
Dont go too crazy otherwise you could (slim) get hit with Bait and Switch lawsuit
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In the guide is says to make your prices slightly cheaper than what it is at Amazon
Dont go too crazy otherwise you could (slim) get hit with Bait and Switch lawsuit
D
Ok ... you will make the price cheeper but when people are redirect to Amazon they will see the real price ? So what next ?
You quit. Because you are obviously too lazy to use your brain and think for yourself.
What if I create a amazon scraper which will populate my estore with loads of products from amazon? How many produts you have added into your shop?
What about the case where the user puts a bunch of stuff in their shopping cart? Do you redirect the first item or any random item?
What if I create a amazon scraper which will populate my estore with loads of products from amazon? How many produts you have added into your shop?
What about the case where the user puts a bunch of stuff in their shopping cart? Do you redirect the first item or any random item?
I believe you are supposed to redirect each item individually, so the customer should never get to the shopping cart. Am I right in assuming this?