I agree with the last paragraph (also Indian, also get similar results btw). I don't have the experience of Amazon having a lot of scummy/scammy products, and t

I agree with the last paragraph (also Indian, also get similar results btw). I don't have the experience of Amazon having a lot of scummy/scammy products, and the reviews for the products I've purchased have generally matched my own experience. > I guess the difference is Amazon is still trying to capture market share in India while it's already established itself as a Behemoth in the US. Yeah, and I think that affects this (positively) in two ways: (i) Amazon cares more about being seen as a legitimate player and not looking worse than the competition at this stage, (ii) it takes time for the scammers to find the best ways to game the platform, and they're still figuring it out.