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> you also have to deal with people that leave negative feedback because of issues that have nothing to do with what they ordered I gain a little bit of hope f
by gregmac 9y ago
> you also have to deal with people that leave negative feedback because of issues that have nothing to do with what they ordered
I gain a little bit of hope for humanity whenever I see a low-star review like "arrived 2 days late" or "wouldn't accept my visa card but I just bought gas with it yesterday and it worked fine" followed by "0 of 19 people found this review helpful".
- creepydata 9y ago"Best" review I ever saw (on a book): 3 stars "I haven't read it yet but looks interesting. I'll try to get to it this summer." This was the worst review of the book.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoIn part that may be down to review procurement. Amazon's product questions are like that. It seems people get the emailed question and think a person has reached out to them, they respond "sorry i haven't used it yet", or whatever, and that fits in with the other 20 useless answers. They don't appear to have user rating on answers, only on reviews?