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Even then, how do you know that it didn't come off a rejects pallet originally shipped overseas b/c the items were deemed "not fit" for sale in the US, then res
by tunap 10y ago
Even then, how do you know that it didn't come off a rejects pallet originally shipped overseas b/c the items were deemed "not fit" for sale in the US, then reshipped back in bulk to a private reseller?
Saddest part of this trend is it's not just Amazon. Newegg, BestBuy, and even Walmart, now have these "marketplaces" full of spurious sellers. Drop-shipped rejects, so-called refurbs and mis-represented descriptions abound.
edit: sorry if not from US, I and my experiences are from the US and tend to be US-centric.
- ProAm 10y agoIs there evidence of NewEgg doing this? Ive seen proof of the others, but not NewEgg? I hope its not true, Ive always had good experience with them for probably close to a decade now.
- DiabloD3 10y agoNewegg doesn't do this, but Newegg does allow third party sellers on their website so the third party sellers still may be selling garbage. Newegg really needs to drop that shit, it's bad for business.
- tunap 10y agoAgreed. It has sullied their otherwise stellar track record, IMO. On another note: THANK YOU NEWEGG! For adding an apply to their side-bar search function so my page doesn't have to refresh EVERY! TIME! I! MAKE! A! SELECTION!