Excuse me sir, but your ignorance is showing.
First of all those prices only appear to be displayed for the Asian market, you'll probably note that prices are not displayed on the English language pages. Secondly, changes in pricing are seldom immediate unless the company offers and coordinates some sort of price protection to the retail vendor (i.e. reimburses the retail vendor proportionally for reductions in price that they need to take.) Price protections are quite common with companies in the U.S. with large retail chain accounts, however if they're offered to smaller retail vendors (e.g. e-tail vendors), it may take a while before it trickles down through the distribution channel to the merchant.
Please think about that and consider learning a bit about retail merchandising before you blindly go around accusing merchants of price gouging.
bjn70 said:
Hmmm, so dealers are still into price gouging...
A little Google searching for L2P and this is what I found:
$46.50 + shipping
$46.50 + shipping
$46.50 + shipping
$46.50 + shipping
$47.50 + shipping
$47.89 (sale!) + shipping
So the cheapest is $46.50 + shipping. This is better than it was though. Back when there was a lot of hype about the L2P there were dealers selling it for $70. (Unfortunately you don't know about shipping until you try to actually purchase. There was a thread recently about an online seller that had shipping something like $15 for small items.)
Does it take awhile for dealers to accept the new pricing, or do they keep the prices high as long as it is a popular product?