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Modern consumer logic
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this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2023
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Thats not a rule, but what they do have is a process that enables dickheads to ship cheap/substandard crap for an item that used to be highly rated thanks to the original seller.
Then their product isn't good, so you don't buy from them next round? Doesn't make it false.
So, if I understand it correct, when you order from a third party through Amazon, the third party never gets the order but Amazon sends something else instead? That wouldn't be legal in Europe.
What's happening is to save space Amazon stores all items of the same likeness in bulk containers. The worker who fills the order just picks up one from the container. This is why buying memory cards (micro SD and so on) is such a crapshoot these days on Amazon. They aren't necessarily shipping you what the independent seller shipped them. They're shipping you one from a bulk container with the contents that many independent sellers shipped them.