It’s become so easy to order products through Amazon that most customers don’t bother to find out from where their merchandise is actually coming. So, instead of housing products in expensive warehouses and losing money on free shipping, Amazon has started employing third-party sellers.
Amazon’s Marketplace allows smaller business to sell to millions of shoppers under the Amazon umbrella. It’s estimated that independent sellers now account for 44 percent of Amazon’s worldwide sales. Meanwhile, the company just sits back, relaxes and cashes in.
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