17 Euro for a new 12" with three tracks on it (in well known online record stores where a 12" usually ranges between 7,99 and 11,99)? This is not a reasonable price policy! [...]Edit: I was wrong. It was some shops that inflated the price, not the label. Sorry for misguiding any reader. Watch out where you buy, though.

You are right! It must be the shops, then. I was looking at decks.de (who usually has very fair prices, but they really want € 16,99 for this) and saw the unusual high prices here on discogs... But you are right - even some German shops like Deejay.de or HHV.de just want 12,99. Which is still much, but not as ridiculously overpriced as 16,99. I have to apologize to the label, then, sorry for that false accusation! (I'll edit my initial comment to avoid bad publicity where it's not due.)

Not sure where you are looking. 10 GBP at RedEye excluding VAT (11.4 Euro), 13 USD at Amoeba...about on par with the other Unirhythm discs like mattrr said.

Don't know about the rest of Europe, but in the UK this 12" seems to be priced around the same as the other Unirhythm plates that have come out this year (OK it's a little bit more expensive, I got mine for £1 more than usual, however I seriously doubt this is due to scalping). If there is a mark up then I'm assuming it's down to the B1 edit. It's so similar to the original and copies of that EP are going for £££'s. I don't know if there's another reason for it, but if some places are charging twice as much then that's just crap.