> A key problem with the complaints is that customer reviews don't† take into account the effect of commingling. Why should they take comingling into account?

> A key problem with the complaints is that customer reviews don't† take into account the effect of commingling. Why should they take comingling into account? Why should I, as a customer, care? I don't want to know the details of your implementation. I don't care. I ordered some stuff. I gave you money: ship me the stuff I ordered. Don't ship me some other similar stuff that isn't what I ordered, and don't ship me what I did order but in bad shape. Ship me what I ordered and paid for, and ship it in good condition. All you've told me with your statement is that the implementation sucks, and now you're trying to blame me for it. No, I'm sorry: Amazon commingling sucks. I know I sound grumpy, and will readily admit this is a first world problem, but I've just gone through nearly three weeks of arsing around to get an item returned substantially because of what appears to be a comingling issue[1]. Who has the time for this? Comingling sucks. It needs to stop. [1] Although I obviously can't be entirely sure it isn't the third party sellers fault.