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I'd like them to add country of origin to the facets, but that would allow me to eliminate 90% of Amazon so they never will...

• gowld 6y ago
  Larger issue is getting the data honestly.
• hansvm 6y ago
  I've noticed a trend lately where items will "ship from the US" with an estimated 2-3 day delivery date only to be delayed at the sender, eventually "ship" a month later, and arrive with international postage a few days afterward. I'd love to filter that kind of crap out as well, but I'm not sure how Amazon could go about actually implementing it.
  • afterwalk 6y ago
    By tracking actually delivery data and displaying some aggregated statistics on the product page?
  • donor20 6y ago
    That's happening on Aliexpress and other places too - I've wondered about this. An aliexpress seller said ships from US, arrives within a 5 days or free, then 1.5 months later it finally arrives and they get dispute overturned because it was delivered. So pathetic. The stupid postage gives away their "shipped from US" game.
    • namibj 6y ago
      Read the fine print, and launch the dispute right away. Oh, and look at the seller's reputation/history. But maybe I just wasn't affected because I don't even look for locally shipped items, as I'd be better off going to B2B-focused niche retail locations in the rough vicinity.
• Aperocky 6y ago
  In reality, it will eliminate 10% of say two categories and maybe 100% of 5 others.
• frank2 6y ago
  I think the EU requires Amazon to list the seller's country of residence.
  • jiggunjer 6y ago
    Country of residence is a vague and unenforceable concept.
  • azinman2 6y ago
    There's a difference between listing it and being able to filter it in the search results. I'd like to remove Alibaba that gets blended in, essentially.