RE: [Mtamazon] Amazon returning "there are no exact matches for the search" -- but there *should* be

> might be thinking I shouldn't lift out the data? Any sort of 
> time delay on their XML services? (I just created the list a 
> couple hours ago.)

That's the problem exactly. As far as I can tell, AWS operates on a copy of
the Amazon database. The copy seems to be refreshed on some sort of
schedule. New wishlists, Listmania lists, and even new products sometimes
take a bit of time to show up in AWS.

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