As someone mentioned already, Amazon.com has many small companies selling products on them. And unfortunately, with the number of items sold on the website, it should be impossible for Amazon to sort them all out. That being said, Amazon has one of the worst website layout and search functions, and this added baggage makes it even harder to find real values online. It's a wonder that people still use it nowadays.

On a side note, this kinda reminds me of those sunday morning infomercials. "This pen, normally valued at $99.99, can be yours for only $9.99. That's a savings of over 90%. However, if you call RIGHT NOW, we'll add another 11 of those for a total of 12 pens for only $9.99. And for being a valued customer, we'll add this remarkably white paper. A whole stack of them. 500, in fact, for free with this purchase. You just pay shipping and this stack of paper, normally $49.99, yours for free. There are only limited number of these items, and you must call right now. The total value of this package is *gasp* over $1200. But can be yours for only $9.99 plus shipping....."

OH and the best part. The mouseprint at the bottom states over $95 for shipping and handling plus 4-8 weeks of processing time. For what would cost less than 10 bucks at your local supply store. Sigh. They exist because people actually buy them.