Resellers charging less than manufacturers
I've been promoting some Amazon items and I am noticing a curious phenomenon. Some products are available both directly from the manufacturer, and also from resellers on Amazon. Yet, the price from the resellers is less than the manufacturer. For example, the price of one item is $209 on the manufacturers' website, and $109 from a reseller on Amazon.
I thought that resellers traditionally profit by purchasing wholesale from the manufacturer, then marking up the product. Can anyone explain this?
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