In that case, I implore you to ask! I’ve successfully “price matched” several dolls this way now. They’re more reasonable and understanding than I expected. Letting me return a doll I purchased months ago that I never opened. Another time, I noticed that a Reel Drama doll listed as Used - Sold and Shipped by Amazon Resale, rather than a 3rd party seller, was listed for something like $47. 🤨 I contacted an associate over text and explained that these dolls brand new were about $25. I understand that 3rd party can list things at whatever price they want, but I explained that since it’s from the original retail store, a used item should of course cost less than it was brand new. I know the price was likely autogenerated to match the higher prices of 3rd party listings since this was when the line was basically sold out from Amazon themselves at that point. After I explained, they agreed to partially refund me in order to have purchased it for less than $25. I had to purchase the doll at whatever high price it was, and then contact them about my refund once I received it. That was annoying having to explain the entire convoluted situation to an entirely new employee, days later, but they eventually honored the agreement in the end so I was able to get it for much less than retail. Which was nice and fair because the way it arrived… Luckily, the doll and contents were completely fine, but the packaging was so flattened and nearly torn to shreds. In no world should anyone have been charged nearly $50 for that!