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I can't remember the last time I had to actually pick between the two, but as long as the percent of positive reviews is still relatively high (~95%?) I would t

by aculver 15y ago

I can't remember the last time I had to actually pick between the two, but as long as the percent of positive reviews is still relatively high (~95%?) I would tend to go with the one who has more reviews. Seems to me that they'll be doing more business, therefore their payment, packing and shipping is more streamlined and I'll receive my item sooner.

rytis 15y ago
Which is a shame really. No, I understand that from a customer POV, and I usually do (did) the same, but now being on the other side of the fence I feel the pain of all those small just-starting-out e-shops. Can't compete on price as you're only starting and buying in thousands to get a better price is not an option. And on top of the suboptimal price they don't have enough reviews. 10-20 good reviews comparing to 100k+ 95%? Yeah, good luck...