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If Amazon doesn't want to value customer safety, that's absolutely fine, as long as all listings have a big "Buy from this seller at your own risk, it's nothing
by TheOtherHobbes 2y ago
If Amazon doesn't want to value customer safety, that's absolutely fine, as long as all listings have a big "Buy from this seller at your own risk, it's nothing to do with us" popup.
Just in case.
Seems like an easy, cheap fix. Amazon makes a single tweak in its listing code, and buyers know where they stand.
- ty6853 2y agoAlmost everything sold to California has a big label telling you that you might get cancer, and no one cares or even takes note anymore. The manufacturer puts it because it's cheaper than proving it doesn't cause cancer. And your warning is weaker than that. Consumers sensitive to this kind of thing can be captured with independent private testing instead of CPSC. UL is well situated for stuff like that.