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The solution is that it is already illegal to defraud customers by explicitly and knowingly claiming what you're selling is not what it is in most (if not all)
by RobLach 7y ago
The solution is that it is already illegal to defraud customers by explicitly and knowingly claiming what you're selling is not what it is in most (if not all) states and the proprietor should just be appropriately punished.
What's bizarre is that people are OK with this and believe it is the buyer's responsibility to somehow investigate the provenance of an item they're trying to purchase.
- TheCoelacanth 7y agoThe problem is that Amazon claims not to be the seller of things that they are selling. The "real" seller is some rando in China who is untouchable by US law.
- RobLach 7y agoI suppose it's ok to empower criminal enterprise as long as you call myself a "platform".