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Here's Why it's Hard to Make Money as an Amazon Seller
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Date：2025-04-15 02:21:56
Amazon is by far the U.S.'s largest online marketplace. But sellers say they're being squeezed out by higher fees and cheaper merchandise sold direct from Amazon itself.
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