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Amazon definitely isn't the place to go if you want any semblance of quality. You pay new prices for returned, used, or counterfeit goods. It's a disaster
by xvector 5y ago
Amazon definitely isn't the place to go if you want any semblance of quality. You pay new prices for returned, used, or counterfeit goods. It's a disaster
- dheera 5y agoIf the product quality doesn't match its price or it's used, just write an honest bad review. The seller will chase you by e-mail and give you back 50% or even 100% to edit the review. At that point you just temporarily edit it, get the gift card, and then edit the review back to the honest review. And then you have yourself a good deal on a used product. All we need is some AI to automate the above process and make a one-click interface to get discounted used stuff for 0%-50% of the price.
- manuelmagic 5y agoI personally don't think that's fair and more importantly it doesn't solve the problem. You will pay less, true, but you still get a used or poor object. At least to me, that's not appealing at all.
- echelon 5y agoWhy haven't consumers stopped buying?
- lugged 5y agoWho said they haven't?
- shukantpal 5y agoAmazon's revenue.
- lugged 5y agoRevenue is a laggard metric. Amazon's sideways share price should be more eye opening.
- twobitshifter 5y agoSurprisingly, I’ve actually seen that for many items in home improvement, Amazon is much higher quality than Home Depot. That may say more about Home Depot than Amazon.