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BREAKING: Amazon has issued a statement stating they “never” had any plans to show tariff costs for products on their main website. Amazon statement: “The team that runs our ultra low cost Amazon Haul store has considered listing import charges on certain products. This was never a consideration for...

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Фото профиля RedWave Press
RedWave Press1 год назад

Trump called Bezos and Amazon caved!

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RedWave Press1 год назад

Stephen Miller responds to Amazon backing down and reports that President Trump called Bezos.

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RedWave Press1 год назад

Trump confirms he called Bezos.

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Boxem1 год назад

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Фото профиля KEASEA07
KEASEA071 год назад

Jeff Bezos is scared of President Trump

Фото профиля Paul Wright
Paul Wright1 год назад

Boycott amazon We the people have the power to stop anyone or anything It’s all china junk anyway SERIOUSLY we all bought junk from Amazon and it’s all SHIT

Фото профиля MissingPerspective
MissingPerspective1 год назад

By the way, showing tariff costs would show the customers what Amazon is actually paying for the item. Tariffs are on the import value, not the retail price.

Фото профиля DividendKing
DividendKing1 год назад

They are scared that consumers will be able to see, in dollars and cents, the cost of the tariffs. This should put to bed the notion that China is going to pay for the tariffs because if that were the case they would be cheering Amazon's proposed move. 🤣🤣

Фото профиля Sue Uteck
Sue Uteck1 год назад

They should so everyone understands what’s happening here.

Фото профиля Brian Summerfield
Brian Summerfield1 год назад

Too late.

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Chargé d’Affaires1 год назад

Whatta PAB

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815,659 просмотров • 1 год назад