Relisting old stock

[Taking The Micky]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

Which goes back to my original statement....Amazon does not change an ASIN #.

The ASIN # and the PRODUCT PAGE are two separate entities....

Keeping a # and deleting a PRODUCT PAGE can both occur simultaneously.

If you feel the need to argue further, I suggest you do some research into how data storage works...

So now you are agreeing with me that amazon don't delete ASIN's as with your original statement saying the same. Fcuk me.

What about agreeing that amazon is not owned by Jeff Bezos and that its a public company.

And lastly keeping deleted accounts money wether morally incorrect is a fact that amazon can do this as everyone agreed to this in the T&T.

Maybe GOA I have an advantage over most by being a large amazon vendor in the UK and also a re-seller worldwide and I get to talk to people being the big wall of amazon.

[Taking The Micky]

By the way goodnight GOA, 10.30 here and school for the kids in the morning. Enjoy the fencing.....

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by Taking The Micky

So now you are agreeing with me that amazon don't delete ASIN's as with your original statement saying the same. Fcuk me.

What about agreeing that amazon is not owned by Jeff Bezos and that its a public company.

And lastly keeping deleted accounts money wether morally incorrect is a fact that amazon can do this as everyone agreed to this in the T&T.

Maybe GOA I have an advantage over most by being a large amazon vendor in the UK and also a re-seller worldwide and I get to talk to people being the big wall of amazon.

I will concede. I failed to verbalize the difference between an ASIN (which is, simply put, a string of alphanumeric code) and a PRODUCT PAGE. They CAN be used interchangeably, but I was discussing the specific PRODUCT PAGE, not the CODE (or ASIN).

Part of the misunderstanding was due to my failure to elaborate on the definitions of the terms.