As a little experiment for other HN readers out there, try this: Pick out a few random words here: https://www.randomlists.com/random-words https://www.randoml

As a little experiment for other HN readers out there, try this: Pick out a few random words here: https://www.randomlists.com/random-words https://www.randomlists.com/random-words . Put those few random words into Amazon's search bar and then order the list from most to least expensive. Then scroll down a bit. This should give you a pretty good selection of a random set of 'real' items. Do this, say, 3-4 times to get ~10 random items not influenced by your search history (presumably). Open them up in new tabs for easier organization. Now, go into a few of those items and try to say that they are 100% not 'fraudulent'. How many could you get through before you gave up in frustration? Personally I got to about 5 before I gave up trying to determine if they were junk or not.