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Amazon claims the excuse that their third-party sellers they rely on and contract with to provide goods to attract customers, but I'm not convinced it's valid (
by powerhour 4y ago
Amazon claims the excuse that their third-party sellers they rely on and contract with to provide goods to attract customers, but I'm not convinced it's valid (as you can probably surmise). Amazon ought to be required to verify the authenticity of products on their site, if only in the first batch.
- copperx 4y agoI don't care if Amazon keeps doing it, but please give me an option in the settings to hide all third-party sellers.
- rootusrootus 4y agoI'd like that. But I know Amazon commingles inventory with third-party sellers. I'd like to be able to shop just Amazon-sold items, and Amazon-only inventory. Without that, I find the whole experience devalued significantly.
- Cyberdog 4y agoOn an Amazon search results or category page, look in the options in the left column for a "Seller" section, and select "Amazon Warehouse." That option is actually not always available for some reason (maybe if all of the options on the current page will be shipped from Amazon anyway)… but I always check it when it is and I don't want any shady sellers to be included.
- hot_gril 4y agoThey need to at least police the fake reviews better.