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> Your best bet is asking your family/friend/neighborhood groups. Where should the ones you ask get information about the best options? It seems much more lik
by kristofferR 3y ago
> Your best bet is asking your family/friend/neighborhood groups.
Where should the ones you ask get information about the best options?
It seems much more likely that someone bought something for the wrong reason (easiest to find, being fooled by fake reviews etc) and then are recommending it onward because they are reasonably happy with it.
- pavel_lishin 3y ago> Where should the ones you ask get information about the best options? You ask multiple acquaintances who've purchased different things, and focus on the specifics of their experiences with those products or services, and figure out whether those things would work for you. > and then are recommending it onward because they are reasonably happy with it. If they're reasonably happy with it, why wouldn't I be reasonably happy with it?