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In categories with little product differentiation - like supplements - I'll even avoid products with 4.5+ stars (unless I trust the brand). For some reason, al
by puranjay 6y ago
In categories with little product differentiation - like supplements - I'll even avoid products with 4.5+ stars (unless I trust the brand).
For some reason, all the products with fake reviews hang around the 4.4-4.7 rating mark. They're seldom 4-stars or lower
- sturgill 6y agoI love Amazon, but refuse to buy supplements from them at this point. Fraud via co-mingling is real, and I’d rather burn down my house from a crappy wire than ingest powder from an unvetted source. I went back to the old brick and mortar for my protein powder (though I’d also be willing to buy online from non-marketplace sources that take ownership of the supply chain). Again, I love Amazon. But if they refuse to take responsibility for whatever arrives at my house no way is it going into my mouth...
- apple4ever 6y agoThere are things I refuse to buy on Amazon. Anything ingestible is on that list. I tend to steer away from brands that clearly are just a small set up shop. Often times I will buy something from another website because I just trust that place more.