www.forbes.com
got a link???
www.washingtontimes.com
www.texastribune.org
you just debunked your own claim,,,
Someone says they have 2 million N95 masks for sale. The asking price is six times the usual cost. - The Texas Tribune
As health care professionals beg for supplies to protect themselves from COVID-19 infection, a Texas company found a seller with at least 2 million masks and quietly offered them for sale at $6 each. Before the pandemic, they cost around $1.
Yet another berg80 thread fail.Where ya been??
DOJ vows to aggressively combat coronavirus price gouging
Attorney General William P. Barr said Monday the Justice Department will aggressively prosecute anyone who jacks up the price for sterile gloves, face masks or other health essentials in short supply because of the coronavirus outbreak.Mar 9Coronavirus: DOJ issues warning over price gouging
The United States Department of Justice issued a warning to those who would price gouge during the coronavirus outbreak.www.fox9.com
Dude is a complete moron.you just debunked your own claim,,,
Someone says they have 2 million N95 masks for sale. The asking price is six times the usual cost. - The Texas Tribune
As health care professionals beg for supplies to protect themselves from COVID-19 infection, a Texas company found a seller with at least 2 million masks and quietly offered them for sale at $6 each. Before the pandemic, they cost around $1.
www.foxnews.com
thats being nice,,,Dude is a complete moron.you just debunked your own claim,,,
Someone says they have 2 million N95 masks for sale. The asking price is six times the usual cost. - The Texas Tribune
As health care professionals beg for supplies to protect themselves from COVID-19 infection, a Texas company found a seller with at least 2 million masks and quietly offered them for sale at $6 each. Before the pandemic, they cost around $1.
The bagman sure is doing a great job.
The bagman sure is doing a great job.
In Desperation, New York State Pays Up to 15 Times the Normal Prices for Medical Equipment
In Desperation, New York State Pays Up to 15 Times the Normal Prices for Medical Equipment
This story first appeared at ProPublica. ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative...talkingpointsmemo.com
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With the coronavirus outbreak creating an unprecedented demand for medical supplies and equipment, New York state has paid 20 cents for gloves that normally cost less than a nickel and as much as $7.50 each for masks, about 15 times the usual price. It’s paid up to $2,795 for infusion pumps, more than twice the regular rate. And $248,841 for a portable X-ray machine that typically sells for $30,000 to $80,000.
This payment data, provided by state officials, shows just how much the shortage of key medical equipment is driving up prices. Forced to venture outside their usual vendors and contracts, states and cities are paying exorbitant sums on a spot market ruled by supply and demand. Although New York’s attorney general has denounced excessive prices, and ordered merchants to stop overcharging people for hand sanitizers and disinfectant sprays, state laws against price gouging generally don’t apply to government purchases.
BTW, Claudette, go **** youself.
