Retailers are free to move items around the store as they please.
That is, if the food store wants to push a product they move it to the front of the store and no one cries foul. Here, you feel this is a travesty.
Sorry but I have to disagree. It's simply a store and they are free to move things around and promote products as they see fit.
As a avid print book reader/buyer, and Amazon.com Prime member 2-years on, I've been locked into automatic Kindle display mode of All books---regular search, Today's Deals, etc. by Amazon.com website configurations. I do not own a Kindle Reader, nor have I ever purchased or rented a Kindle book or item. The only PRIME service I use IS 2-day or next-day shipping. Early on, and continuously, I notify both PRIME and General Customer Service U.S. agents re: this matter. Not one person via numerous telephone conversations and e-mails has provided an explanation for such a rigged system!?! At my request, notes are taken and passed on to supervisors for action. Obviously, my suggestions never reach the corporate decision-makers!
This purposeful corporate restricted-limited manipulation and categorization of one's freedom of navigation is unacceptable.
Have any CNET readers encountered same on Amazon.com?
Moreover, has anyone engaged corporate decision-makers re:
this, or similar I.T. circumventions? Specific suggestions, recommendations...? Perhaps CNET writers should take interest
and investigate, eh?

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