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Amazon still has one too. It is just harder and harder to get to the point were you are presented the option which might explain why people now spend more time
by meragrin_ 5y ago
Amazon still has one too. It is just harder and harder to get to the point were you are presented the option which might explain why people now spend more time at Amazon.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThey definitely removed it years ago, at least for me. The option to check mark “Amazon.com” as the seller was there and then it wasn’t over and over, and then eventually just disappeared. Edit: I just searched shelf and hot sauce on Amazon.Com on iOS Safari, and the filter options do not show any way to restrict to items sold by Amazon.com.
- oliveshell 5y agoThe option to filter by seller is still there— barely. It only shows up if you restrict your search to a specific department, e.g. “Sports and Outdoors”.
- zzt123 5y agoThat’s just makeup over the underlying commingling, no?
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- dave5104 5y agoI thought the problem with that was even if you chose to "buy" a product from Amazon, if a 3rd party seller is using Amazon's warehousing, Amazon intermingles products that they source themselves and from the 3rd party? So, you could be getting a product sourced by Amazon, or you could be getting a product sourced by a 3rd party.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThat is also a problem, and they used to have the commingling fact displayed in an easy to find place on their website, but now that is hidden somewhere, or removed from what I can tell.