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> Does it matter ? If you can't do the due diligence of even reading the one word that declares from whom you're buying then yes, it matters, it is your fault
by eMGm4D0zgUAVXc7 6y ago
> Does it matter ?
If you can't do the due diligence of even reading the one word that declares from whom you're buying then yes, it matters, it is your fault to be that careless.
- throwanem 6y agoWhat I hear you saying is that Amazon can't be trusted to police their own marketplace, their brand is worse than worthless in that it is an active signal of distrust, and I might as well go to eBay - actually I might better go to eBay, who have much more experience with this same problem and are much more likely to address it effectively. Duly noted.
- mrighele 6y ago> If you can't do the due diligence of even reading the one word that declares from whom you're buying I'm buying from Amazon. From my point of view the other company is not more than a supplier. If I am the one at fault is not really the point. I will learn my lesson and shop elsewhere, in the end it is Amazon that suffers: if I shop from a big brand's website I expect them to be the ones to do the job of filtering out the crap, not me. (And this is not even taking into account the issues of amazon commingling the inventory and not fighting properly the fake reviews)