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That's one sales medium you'd think Topps/MLB would want to be in. Amazon must have been in negotiations with Topps to sell their MLB products and talks have broken down (kinda like when TV stations negotiate with cable/satellite companies).
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This MLB exclusive crap has gone too far.
Yep. Just another reason that MLB shouldn't renew the exclusive license with Topps in 2020. There's zero chance Topps would have badgered people selling their products on amazon in 2009, before they had the exclusive license...
This edict likely came down directly from MLB-P to Topps.
Seriously? I suppose I really don't know the whole story here, but I just don't see how any of this adds up. Why would MLB get on Topps about people selling cards on Amazon? But then again, why would Topps themselves have a problem with this? There must be some hidden feud between MLB/Topps and Amazon.
If any of you guys know the straight dope I'd be curious to hear it. I don't really care where Topps cards are sold, but I am not a fan of their monopoly and can't help but wonder if this is a result of them pushing their weight around...
So how does this affect COMC's Amazon connection when listing cards. I'm assuming that they are no longer allowed to list these cards to Amazon.
Amen. Don't dribble this kind of stuff out in tiny pieces, if there is a story somewhere, please link to it so we don't have to read 10 pages of bashing of all parties concerned without knowing any of the facts.
I don't know "facts" about this specific matter.
Sir, this is Trump’s America. Facts are anything you want them to be.
Want something to be a fact, just say that it is. If someone says it’s not, call them a loser and fake news.