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I actually find the options amazingly helpful. For most items, there is a description of what the different options mean. Would you rather have them show just
by BhavdeepSethi 9y ago
I actually find the options amazingly helpful. For most items, there is a description of what the different options mean.
Would you rather have them show just a single option, which may or may not work for you? Or give you the choice of one that works for /you/ the best?
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- aidenn0 9y agoIf amazon had a !#$%!#$%ing table like TFA posted then it would be fine; I was ordering something recently, and it was similar to this where the price per unit was an order of magnitude different between all the options, with the additional complexity that some options were "add-on" only (cannot buy except in orders totaling a minimum of $25).
- DanBC 9y agoYes, the combination of "add on only", or "prime exclusive" makes shopping on Amazon a lot more stressful than it should be.
- cdubzzz 9y agoI agree with this to an extent. The more information, the better! But how that information is presented is equally as important as the information itself. I would be perfectly happy to have a list of 37 (or 100!) sizes if the list was actually that - different sizes. Instead, what is presented in this instance is more "listings" from other sellers that, in some cases, are outrageously overpriced.