Amazon pulls products from sellers attempting to capitalize on coronavirus
The online retailer says sellers are trying to push bogus products that claim to prevent or cure the virus.
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Mar 3, 2020, 11:05 AM
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Updated 1,763 days ago
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Amazon says it's pulled more than 1 million products from sellers trying to unfairly capitalize on the coronavirus outbreak.
The online retailer says sellers are trying to push bogus products that claim to prevent or cure the virus.
The products include price gouging on items like hand sanitizers, masks and cleaning wipes.
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