> They will literally spend $500 on something that is $50, because they like Amazon's reliability around delivery, the purchasing is very smooth, returns are sm

> They will literally spend $500 on something that is $50, because they like Amazon's reliability around delivery, the purchasing is very smooth, returns are smooth etc. I tried to avoid Amazon a couple times, to give other stores a change and all. Wasn't that great, and it was more expensive. Bought something on Best Buy, thought about returning it. On the product page and invoice, didn't say the date I could return. It only said the return periods where on a FAQ. FAQ didn't have a specific category for that product. I thought it was something (with 30 day), but when tried to return it, got a 'no' because it was 14 days. Why not add how many days in the product page? Why not show me the exact date on my order details? Also tried the same with books, buying on Indigo. Bought an extra book to get free shipping. The price of the books where already a dollar or 2 higher than Amazon. 10 days delivery, and one of the books has some marks like someone put a paper over the book and scribbled on it. Never had a problem with Amazon, and it's cheaper and delivery is like 2 days.