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Then you create a list of recommended cables. You don't bury that data in amazon reviews - if that's the intended purpose of releasing this information
by radiorental 11y ago
Then you create a list of recommended cables. You don't bury that data in amazon reviews - if that's the intended purpose of releasing this information
- monocasa 11y agoI almost never read a "recommended" list. Far too often it's simply a list of companies that paid to be on said list.
- maxerickson 11y agoIn the extreme, this kind of thing can end up cleaning up the marketplace.
- bmelton 11y agoThey do have a list of recommended cables -- the ones that they sell. Regardless, that doesn't mean that the Google Store is the first place people go to get a "standard" cable, especially as it isn't necessarily the cheapest. To many, a cable is a cable is a cable, and preventing someone from buying a commodity part that might damage their phone is a good objective, no matter how it's done. Posting Amazon reviews might not be the optimal way to get me to buy the "right" cables, but it's a pretty effective way at preventing me from buying the wrong ones.