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I rarely shop on Amazon. I just looked around and you are right it's not easy to see the seller information. But I wouldn't consider this the root cause of faul
by bartimus 7y ago
I rarely shop on Amazon. I just looked around and you are right it's not easy to see the seller information. But I wouldn't consider this the root cause of faulty products. I see it more as a global problem (can also happen on AliExpress for example). There have always been cheap white label products coming from China. They've just become more easily available than they used to be thanks to services like Amazon.
- astura 7y agoProblem is we are used to legitimate American-based retailers doing some vetting of cheap Chinese white label products for safety. We know it's probably not going to be the highest build quality, we know it might not last, but we expect it to be safe! When you buy a cheap Chinese-made UL rated charger from Walmart, you can be pretty sure it's actually UL rated. In Amazon's case its close to a free-for-all but has the outward appearance of a legitimate American-based retailer.