Price gouging rules generally do not apply to non-essential devices.
Prime," Evert told ABC News earlier this week. As of Saturday, the webcam Evert saw was listed as out of stock altogether.
"It used to be that Amazon or the cheapest retailer wins," he said."At this point, I'm more looking for who has anything at all that meets the minimum standards." "The market for consumer technology products is highly competitive," Koenig told ABC News."In the current crisis, most retailers are competing beyond price to offer flexible delivery and return options."
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