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"I wish there was an option to set it once and never see third-party seller items again." This is my biggest issue by far as a customer of Amazon. I have zero
by georgemcbay 9y ago
"I wish there was an option to set it once and never see third-party seller items again."
This is my biggest issue by far as a customer of Amazon.
I have zero interest in buying anything off Amazon that isn't Amazon fulfilled with Prime shipping because virtually 100% of the reason I use Amazon is the quick, predictable shipping. While they do have various filters to show only prime-listed stuff in search results, the system is real fucky and you still end up getting into situations way too often where you are seeing items that can only really be bought through third parties (eg. the same SKU sells on Prime and via third party, so it makes it through the filter, but the prime option is sold out).
My enjoyment of using Amazon as a buyer would increase by like 100% if I could just tell it to act like anything not available through Prime just doesn't exist to me.
- syshum 9y ago>My enjoyment of using Amazon as a buyer would increase by like 100% if I could just tell it to act like anything not available through Prime just doesn't exist to me. So you check mark the little box on the left that say "Prime" and it removes all non-prime listings...
- mulmen 9y agoThat doesn't take availability into account. Checking "Prime" includes only those listings that are prime. It does not remove non-prime listings.
- syshum 9y agoIf only listings that are prime are including then by definition non-prime listings are excluded.
- mulmen 9y agoNo because products are sold by both Amazon and 3p sellers. If you filter prime you get things that have prime offers, not things that have only prime offers. It's possible you see something that is sold by Amazon and is prime but is out of stock and in stock for 3p fulfillment.