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🚨AMAZON RESPONDS: Says listing import costs were never under consideration on its main site. Per Bloomberg: "Amazon reportedly says it was never considered for the main Amazon site and nothing has been implemented on any Amazon properties."

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Chuck Callestovor 1 Jahr

Yeah right, we don’t believe one peep out of Amazon. Let’s tank that stock everybody go to Walmart. We demand Bezos crying for forgiveness. Someone bring me a cup full of Bezos’ tears.

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WarGate Booksvor 1 Jahr

"One of the best sci-fi books I've ever read." - Amazon Reviewer

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Mr PitBullvor 1 Jahr

That's an incorrect statement by Amazon saying the Trump Tariffs added money to the price. Amazon changed the price because their cost went up. Maybe they should also post how much profit they make on each item and how much individual 'shop' owners pay to Amazon for their sales!?

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Mr PitBullvor 1 Jahr

Hear me out on this: You see a Chinese toaster on Amazon for $20, but with added fees it’s $50. Then there’s a better-quality American-made toaster for $25. You buy that one — America wins, you get a solid product, and China loses out… for just $5 more. Now think about it: What if Americans started buying what they actually need instead of loading up on cheap junk from China? Amazon shows up at 95% of U.S. homes — people aren’t going to stop spending, but maybe they’ll start spending smarter.

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Melissa Hallmanvor 1 Jahr

Huge fan here, but duddddeee.. please credit me, or hell, retweet me, even.

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Pastor Benvor 1 Jahr

Why don't you want transparency, Charlie? Why shouldn't Americans know exactly how much extra Trump's asinine tariffs are costing them? Why must MAGA deceive the people?

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Andrew Fishervor 1 Jahr

Bezos folded?

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Charlie Kirkvor 1 Jahr

Maybe they floated a trial balloon and realized what a terrible decision that was and caved. Or maybe it was fake news from MSM to begin with.

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Art Candee 🍿🥤vor 1 Jahr

If China is paying for these tariffs then why wouldn’t the Trump administration want Amazon to show how much they’re paying? 🙄

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Western Declinevor 1 Jahr

Amazon should simply list where each product is from. If the product is from China, tell us. If the product is from America, tell us. Americans would rather buy & support American products.. But the current Amazon website doesn't show you where each product is from..

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The Undercurrentvor 1 Jahr

Oh please, Amazon denying this is like a mob boss saying he’s never technically seen a baseball bat. The second there’s backlash, they gaslight like it’s a corporate reflex.

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