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Blaming the customer here doesn't seem like the right move and the problem is really with the seller.
by stephenitis 3y ago
Blaming the customer here doesn't seem like the right move and the problem is really with the seller.
- generalizations 3y agoThe seller provided a mechanism for letting buyers share notes about the quality of the product. This particular buyer chose to ignore those notes, and bought it despite warnings not to. That's definitely the buyer's problem.
- WirelessGigabit 3y agoWhy is that? Why do we accept these company's to basically not do their jobs? It's shadow work. Just like their self-scan registries.