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I don't buy it... they do fulfillment and commingled inventory in the process. They cannot reasonably separate themselves from independent sellers.
by tracker1 2y ago
I don't buy it... they do fulfillment and commingled inventory in the process. They cannot reasonably separate themselves from independent sellers.
- SR2Z 2y agoThat's literally the point - this behavior has always only been legal insofar as the government (the Executive branch) has not been criminally prosecuting Amazon for selling used-as-new or outright fakes. Biden has been a substantially more pro-consumer president and he has given the FTC and CPSC real teeth to crack down on this stuff. This is incidentally why the recent SC ruling shooting down Chevron deference is so devastating.
- cassianoleal 2y agoTo be clear, I agree. Especially since they don't make it obvious that you're buying from a 3rd party seller. The whole website is made to look like a unified front.
- Ekaros 2y agoI am willing to separate fulfilled by Amazon from shipped by third-party. In later case I am willing to give reasonable leeway to them. But if product is in your warehouse and you are selling it. Well you should be responsible for claims such as fit to purpose and warranty.