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I don't buy this; because it always happens when I've bought something from them, not from elsewhere. Amazon knows if the one I bought worked out or not becaus
by alias_neo 3y ago
I don't buy this; because it always happens when I've bought something from them, not from elsewhere.
Amazon knows if the one I bought worked out or not because I RMAd it or didn't; yet, every time I buy something, I'm inundated with suggestions for the same thing until I've searched or bought a sufficient number of other things, to replace them, and the cycle begins again.
Don't get me wrong, they have some fairly decent suggestions based on the things I browse and purchase, or browse and didn't purchase, but showing me dozens of things like the thing I just bought is hilarious.
- quesera 3y agoPeople often research replacements before they return an item. To imagine that Amazon hasn't data scienced this out, to completion, is absurd.