No, but these people aren't greedy, they're trying to make a living.
Dolls are collector luxury items and not necessities. If people need to scalp to pay rent or feed their families, I see no wrong in that. I was also not implying that these people have no interest in the doll - they may like it, but know that they can't spend money on frivolous things at the moment and turn it into income.
People with children see the collectors in an equally evil way, I would like to point out. Many parents see dolls as toys, and get equally frustrated when young adult collectors have the free time to race out and grab dolls up to shelve them, when their children are dying to play with them.
There is no right and wrong in this. Everyone has a reason for what they do. I see collectors just as evil as the scalpers who resell, an the parents who buy them for their children who will only play with them for a week and get bored. We're all frustrated with each other, because we're each keeping each other from what we want. We just have to learn to deal with each other and may be fastest person win.
People with children see the collectors in an equally evil way, I would like to point out. Many parents see dolls as toys, and get equally frustrated when young adult collectors have the free time to race out and grab dolls up to shelve them, when their children are dying to play with them.
I myself didn't even think of the scalpers really needing the money to make a living. So, now my eyes are opened to that possibility. I do think some people are just greedy, then again they bought the doll for their reason (to resell) and we buy it for ours (to enjoy/collect).
That limited Rapunzel doll is meant for collectors not children anyways. Then again I think that for a parent to spend $100 plus on a doll just for it to get destroyed is really crazy.
Of course if you think the price they are selling it for is ridonkulous, the best thing to do is not buy it. If someone wants to be foolish enough to spend that much money, well you know the saying "a fool and his money are soon parted".