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Again, just because people are willing to pay a price for a product that works doesn't automatically mean they're going to get one that does, which is why compa
by thr0wawayf00 5y ago
Again, just because people are willing to pay a price for a product that works doesn't automatically mean they're going to get one that does, which is why companies like Consumer Reports exist. They're in the business of ensuring that products that companies put out actually meet the standards they claim.
- mym1990 5y agoWhich is why reviews are most often skewed towards negativity unless there is a clear incentive to leave it. People who have cars or products that work are going to go about their day, but the ones that have issues will ultimately find an outlet for their review. All this while reviews in general are becoming less and less trustworthy due to bots and whatever else is happening behind the scenes.