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Someone within US jurisdictions ought to be liable. As far as I can tell, that's the company who imported and sold it. If Amazon and Walmart are liable, I won'
by wegs 6y ago
Someone within US jurisdictions ought to be liable.
As far as I can tell, that's the company who imported and sold it. If Amazon and Walmart are liable, I won't need to worry about fake Sandisk memory cards, fake medicines, fake clothing, and other fake products there.
I'd love that.
Maybe I just had a really bad 6 months with Amazon, but it seems everything that comes is a fake or a scam.
I'd gladly pay 10% more for real products than 10% less for 50-50. Right now, I switched to mostly buying off-brands direct from China for a lot of products, since I get the same thing as Amazon, but at a lower price and with an honest label.
Or buying direct from manufacturers if I want something real.
I got screwed once doing even that, though. I ordered a brand-name headset. They did... fulfillment by Amazon. The headset is barely usable, so I'm assuming Amazon did commingled products. Or perhaps I got a defective copy. In either case, not worth fighting for 50 bucks.
- heavyset_go 6y ago> In either case, not worth fighting for 50 bucks. Contact your state's AG, they usually have a consumer protection office that handles complaints like this.
- kortilla 6y ago> won't need to worry about fake Sandisk memory cards, fake medicines, fake clothing, and other fake products there. Fake and flawed (a vulnerability) are not in the same category. The first is fraud, the second is just standard flaws in the product.