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I’ve cancelled Prime and just buy things from Target, Costco, Home Depot, etc now Amazon is just full of junk, the 2-day shipping too often becomes 3-4 for me,
by gamegoblin 2y ago
I’ve cancelled Prime and just buy things from Target, Costco, Home Depot, etc now
Amazon is just full of junk, the 2-day shipping too often becomes 3-4 for me, and general concerns about the health and safety of products on there (I have no idea how people trust them enough to buy things like toothpaste or other stuff that goes in your body)
- kjkjadksj 2y agoFor home depot you ought to make sure its an in store product. They are starting to list the dropshipped junk that permeates amazon for some products at least. Same with lowes.
- InitialLastName 2y agoTarget is the same way.
- TYPE_FASTER 2y agoAnd Walmart. Home Depot has sold me a returned product that was missing parts before.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoI've seen home depot workers lament on their subreddit how so many people buy a tool just to return it and steal the battery. Shrink must be absurd at these stores. They at least try and do something about it; I've seen people walked out in cuffs at the home depot when I've gone a few times now.
- InitialLastName 2y agoEven acting in good faith, the nature of their shopping experience (goods are undifferentiated, often unpackaged, often either very large or very small and self-checkout predominates) makes it easy to make mistakes. I'll willingly admit that I've gotten to my car and realized I didn't scan (or under-counted) an item at least once (and I'm rather compulsive about checking my work). You want to save money by making customers do the checkout labor for you, you're going to lose some money on goods.