> Instead, they use a random algorithm to choose which seller “sold” this drill and gets the money. So the Makita store is not guaranteed to actually ship me t

> Instead, they use a random algorithm to choose which seller “sold” this drill and gets the money. So the Makita store is not guaranteed to actually ship me the product, it just comes from ANY store that matches the UPC code? Holy shit. > This happened so many times to me on amazon Canada I stopped buying there altogether. This and the classic obviously used and returned item sold as new (best one was a pair of Wahl clippers with someone else’s hair in them) Yaarg! Fortunately I've never been screwed over like this since Amazon started, but I guess I don't buy enough stuff to be at risk. Or maybe I have been subject to it but the product was OK so I never noticed. It is weird that Makita actually sends you to Amazon to purchase. Thanks for the head's up.