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Amazon is out of control. It’s been out of control for years. Sounds like $120B in fees for 2022.
As an avid Amazon custom, a seller on Amazon and a vendor of Amazon, I can tell you to ignore the media. When covid hit, Amazon was one of the few that kept smalls businesses selling product. The fees are all a cost of doing business. We will increase our prices accordingly, just like any other business. The only reason this is news is because it is Amazon. Everything you touch today has increased in cost. The demand for higher wages come at a cost to everyone.
Ignore Amazons fees and think about the living small businesses are able to have from the Amazon platforms.