“Why didn't best buy put a limit per household on this items is clearly expected to sell well.. and it will sell regardless of who wants it, but why let the bots get to it? Can yall implement a bot checker???”
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Mainly because it turns over their inventory quickly, and means they don't have to worry about putting in effort to sell the product, along with scalpers simply post it on a certain auction site. That claims to not support scalping, yet does nothing about it cause its making them a ton of money, which is sickening to say the least, and so the vicious cycle will continue. Until consumers either boycott companies enough to where it puts a dent in their wallet and makes them change their sites. With the latter being just simply joining in the chorus of bots to have a decent chance of buying the item as they don't seem to care enough to stop it in any form or fashion.
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