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I've never had an issue with the supposed "co-mingling". If I'm careful when I choose what product I order, I have no problem. That said, choosing a good produc
by acheron 7y ago
I've never had an issue with the supposed "co-mingling". If I'm careful when I choose what product I order, I have no problem. That said, choosing a good product is definitely becoming harder and harder. Amazon reviews are mostly useless, and some product searches are overwhelmed with the fly-by-night Chinese companies' listings, to the extent that you can't find any legitimate listings at all.
So there's a couple different problems. If there's actively fraud going on, then yeah they need to fight that, but it's not usually true "fraud" when TOPGOODTOYPRODUCTS lists their toy with an SEO-approved title. It's just an obvious garbage listing that I don't want to see when looking for something.
- ceejayoz 7y agoSome counterfeits are good enough you wouldn't know if you have a problem or not. If one out of 1,000 instead of one out of 1,000,000 is defective, 99.9% of people will be "happy" with their counterfeit, and it may be outwardly indistinguishable.
- account42 7y agoeBay lets you filter for listings from the same country / continent / everything - Amazon definitely needs something like that.