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by unreal37 8y ago
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- astura 8y agoYes, thank you, autocomplete fail. Basically, Best Buy doesn't just sell anything JoeBlow45 who created their account yesterday decides to dump on their site, they have real suppliers and they know what they are selling. And the listings don't end up like this: https://www.amazon.com/Paper-Illusions-Hearthstone-Colored-Wallpaper/dp/B00AQKEXB6 https://www.amazon.com/Paper-Illusions-Hearthstone-Colored-W... it's a listing for wallpaper but the pictures are for a Grateful Dead plush and another picture is a Grateful Dead poster.
- jjeaff 8y ago>Best Buy doesn't just sell anything JoeBlow45 who created their account yesterday You might be surprised. Many big box sellers now include third party listings from anyone and everyone. I believe Best Buy discontinued this last year or so. But many still do. Newegg, Walmart, Sears, to name a few.
- astura 8y agoI agree that I don't like seeing marketplace sellers on Walmart, etc. either. However, right now it's not a problem because they are clearly marked and easily filtered out as well as few and far between.