Maybe I'm just dumb, but I'm still not understanding the problem here? If I want to buy something on amazon there's a price listed. If I buy a car there's a price on the window. If I buy a house there's a price on a sign in the yard. Sure there's haggling to be done but this is the Information Age, there are lots of vendor distributor options. The path of least resistance gets the sale for me and I'm not playing the hush hush, wink wink, nudge nudge no paper trail game.

No price no sale.

Just to be clear my issue is with the policy and not your compliance with it or your company.

It seems like a lose lose for Stern. If you violate the policy, they remove you as a distributor and they sell fewer games. If you abide by the policy then I'm more likely to buy a competing product to avoid the hassle. I don't see how this is good for them.

Anyway...good luck with your Mustangs, it's a fun game.