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Point taken. No clue how can you approach this problem (when the seller himself sends different products to different people). That's scary, but shouldn't such
by rofo1 7y ago
Point taken. No clue how can you approach this problem (when the seller himself sends different products to different people). That's scary, but shouldn't such a seller go out of business relatively fast? After couple of bad grades and feedback, surely nobody else will order. But yeah, the first buyers are burnt like this.
- lozenge 7y agoNo, Amazon themselves lie about which seller the product is from. They call it comingling. https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/03/20/1553085361000/Amazon--sub-Prime-/ https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/03/20/1553085361000/Amazon-...
- astura 7y agoThese are fly-by-night "companies," if they go out of business/get banned they just open a new account under a new name next week. >And it’s easy for third-party retailers to disappear after selling a defective or dangerous product, even if they pop up a few weeks later under a different name and address, again selling dangerous products.