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I used to have somebody reach out with an offer for a refund or replacement or something else for every single mediocre review I left. Most of my bad reviews ab
by gentleman11 5y ago
I used to have somebody reach out with an offer for a refund or replacement or something else for every single mediocre review I left. Most of my bad reviews about the product arriving damaged got deleted because it was the sellers fault, not the products fault, whatever that means, which is probably why windows 10 keys are still selling - almost 100% are fake or illegitimate in some way, but if you criticize that they might remove your review because “it was the sellers fault.” I stopped using Amazon a while back and I dunno if it’s still common
- Clubber 5y agoWhat sucks is the reviews, back when they were more legitimate, was one of the best features of Amazon. It was a huge value add before sellers started rigging the system.
- rStar 5y agoamazon is responsible for the changes. amazon could fix the scam items and/or protect their reviews from being gamed. they choose eyes wide open not to do either of those things for business reasons.
- fighterpilot 5y agoI don't get why Amazon doesn't clean this up. Isn't this massively detrimental to their business in the long term? They're losing customers...
- robbedpeter 5y agoThere's no competition for people to move to. This is why monopolies are bad.
- LorenPechtel 5y agoDamaged in transit isn't the fault of the product, that should have been posted as a review of the seller. When someone enters a negative review it should be asking whether it's a shipping issue or a product issue.