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You could argue that the regression in quality is efficient. If Item X is comically flimsy yet 99% of consumers never use it more than once or twice, it could b
by sliverstorm 12y ago
You could argue that the regression in quality is efficient. If Item X is comically flimsy yet 99% of consumers never use it more than once or twice, it could be seen as an economic win to avoid wasting the resources to make the good high-quality.
How do you get scratched DVDs from Amazon? I didn't think it was possible to scratch a DVD inside its case, without literally crushing it to splinters.
- sfk 12y agoIn Europe customers have the right to return online purchases within one or two weeks. It is possible that a previous "customer" damaged the DVDs and returned them. In that case, excellent online stores would sell the items in a separate category at a reduced price.
- sliverstorm 12y agoWait, they can return it, opened? And it is resold as new?