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Re:Someone Stole My Book (and My Job) and Is Selling It on A... by function_seven on Friday April 13, 2018 @06:37PM (#16834497)
Is there any way for me, as a buyer, to see if a particular item is being commingled or not? (But still fulfilled by Amazon?)
Re:Someone Stole My Book (and My Job) and Is Selling It on A... by jarkarj on Friday April 13, 2018 @11:27PM (#16835711)
There is no way to tell from the listings page unfortunately. Once you receive the product non-commingled items will have a sticker over the EAN/UPC/Barcode which includes the sellers own SKU, barcode, item condition (New, Used) and item name. If the product doesn't have one of these stickers and the EAN/UPC is uncovered it is most likely commingled.
Re:Someone Stole My Book (and My Job) and Is Selling It on A... by CamelCaseName on Saturday April 14, 2018 @06:09AM (#16836704)
You can always contact the seller, who has to maintain a 24h response time average to maintain their selling privileges.

As a seller, I would much rather you contacted me before buying. My average response time is 8 minutes and most big sellers I know are <3 hours.

Re:Someone Stole My Book (and My Job) and Is Selling It on A... by rhizome on Friday April 13, 2018 @07:08PM (#16834701)
I'm not sure, but I think it's denoted by the "also sold by these 433 sellers" line (or similar) below the price.
Re:Someone Stole My Book (and My Job) and Is Selling It on A... by gruez on Friday April 13, 2018 @10:49PM (#16835612)
Can you find a page that has that? If you're talking about this:

> Used & new (28) from $19.99 & FREE shipping on orders over $25.00. Details

it's not really indicative of anything other than that someone else is selling it.