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Currently there is no Amazon rule against this, and I don’t think legally Amazon can make it as such.
However, the Amazon system does not currently handle different prices as you can see from the screenshot.
So to achieve this you are either going to have to create two sets of inventory with seperate SKU’s and prices.
The downside of course is you will be unable to manage your stock control if you do this from the Amazon platform.
Or alternatively you could simply run a promotion on the webstore to reduce the cost of the item or even consider reducing the shipping cost on your Amazon webstore products.
This is an interesting catch up. If this is true then it will
increase cost of maintaining the multiple inventories. In this situation it’s
good to use a platform that support multiple eCommerce store. E-Smart ecommerce
Suite is an example for this, else go for Amazon web store and change prices in
the form of discounts, offers or reduce shipping.
Yes we would suggest a reduction in the shipment or discount at the final sale on the webstore is the preferred way to go otherwise as you say maintaining multiple inventories is going to be painful.
@sean_sale:disqus , you are absolutely right.
Thanks for the feedback.