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buying products on Amazon.com is a little bit like masturbation. Not everybody admits to it but

honestly you suspect it's pretty common. It's just so easy. But what exactly

does Amazon.com do? How did Jeff Bezos get so rich? The details are unknown to most people, even

frequent users of the site. Well, a new documentary takes a closer look at what Amazon does at its business practices and what those

practices do to the people who try to make a living selling their products on the

site. The documentary is called Amazon Market Power Monopoly. So the filmmakers interview Amazon

Sellers who say they are barely keeping their heads above water because of the

company's policies. Those policies tell them exactly how much they can charge for their own products.

So take a look at this clip from the movie.

It shows a German businessman who makes and sells children's beds and does nearly all of his business on Amazon.com.

He says the company puts pressure on him to keep

this price as low as possible to keep customers for buying that same product on another

site such as eBay. If Amazon finds out that he's selling his products cheaper on another

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