Amazon'S Offer To Bargain Is No Longer A Difficult Task.

It is reported that Amazon announced today that it had launched a new function on its website.

This function is called "Make an Offer", which allows consumers and sellers to bargain and further purchase goods at a price lower than the original price, thereby increasing sales of many collectibles, artworks and other unique products on Amazon website.

This feature will be aimed at a large number of products on Amazon.

This "bid" function allows sellers to accept or reject offers from buyers for some commodities, such as the current price tag of $449, signed by American football "Seattle Sea Hawk" quarterback Russell Wilson (Russell Wilson).

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At the same time, this new function can also help sellers cancel goods that are not competitive.

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On Tuesday, the statement said that once buyers reported their prices, experts would have three days to respond.

Buyers' quotations are privately held, and of course, they may face sellers' raise.

Amazon Co said that at present, about 150 thousand commodities comply with the "bid" policy, including some beautiful works of art, sports collections and coins. Although this is a large quantity, it is still a small part compared with the millions of products sold by Amazon today.

Although this new "bid" function focuses on some unique products, there is no doubt that this new function will help to further enhance Amazon's low reputation.

Amazon Co is increasingly relying on third party sales. Some analysts in the industry believe that the number of sales of the third party accounts for more than 40% of the total sales volume of the Amazon website.

Amazon extracts and divides it from outside sellers, which is divided into 10% categories, which are priced at 15% to 4 cents.

The reason why Amazon has gained its reputation is partly because it provides goods that are lower than those of physical retail stores.

But in the field of Internet sales, Amazon also faces enormous competition pressure from its rivals.

According to a survey released by price data company 360pi and Wells Fargo in October this year, Target and

The prices of goods on two retail companies websites are 5% and 10% lower than those on Amazon's website, respectively.