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This article also didn't mention that when you order a product that Amazon sells alongside 3rd party vendors who use Amazon fulfillment, they mix inventory. Wh
by freeAgent 7y ago
This article also didn't mention that when you order a product that Amazon sells alongside 3rd party vendors who use Amazon fulfillment, they mix inventory. When ordering from Amazon, I always try to buy from Amazon directly when given the option. However, on one or two occasions, I have been delivered items that were clearly used and repackaged but were sold as new by Amazon. The only explanation I've found for this is that Amazon accepts inventory from 3rd parties for fulfillment and mixes that inventory with its own.
- 0xffff2 7y agoI thought this was a well-known fact? Over the years its gone from "buy this thing from this seller" to "buy this thing and we'll send you one like it from either the third-party bin or the Amazon bin depending on who your ordered it from", and finally to "buy this thing and we'll send you one like it from a single bin".