There is a way to fake that many positive reviews, there as a recent report put out that showed and explained how they do it.
The reason for it is that the more negative the reviews the lower on the list your item will be listed, so people have figured out how to game the system to get their stuff listed first even if it's new and should have no reviews.
Huh, pretty lucrative business apparently.
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ah... so the difference from other online reviews is those arent also marketing the product just a place for people to vent.
Actually, I've had luck locating hard-to-find items by performing a site-specific search in Bing.com by specifying "site:amazon.com" after or before the search criteria (separate it with a space). Stuff that doesn't show up in Amazon search at all will show up in that search.
Amazon also changes the items listed every time you add a search filter. It doesn't change the list in the way you think it should, test it out, I thought it was funny.
It's less about what you're looking for and more about what they want you to buy.
Oh I know, and when they pull that BS on me, I go elsewhere to find what I want. Also a fun thing to look for with the ones that have like 100, 250 or more reviews, do a search for other products in the review list, I'm had some fun ones show up before i.e. I was looking for an ice maker and several of the reviews for a 4star and up were talking about clothes and electronics.
One important thing to remember here. Pay the correct way and you are covered. I had exactly one time Amazon "tried" to refuse to help me and it was a long time ago. Some item showed up DOA. I tried to return. Amazon said sorry, this came from a 3d party. I tried to contact the seller, they ignored me. So I had the bank who issued the CC take the money back from Amazon. Things happened VERY fast then. Got a nice e-mail from Amazon saying did we do something to anger you? I told them you refused to help, your seller ignored me. Now I suddenly get a return label from Amazon and they credited my card the charge. That has never happened again. Shopping online? Pay with a CC and the bank who issued it will force the seller to do right by you.
I have not read every reply. Are these Chinese holsters? If so, the "cannot be shipped" sounds like a rather horrible Chinglish transliteration of "out of stock." I have seen that phrase used before on Chinese goods.
I don't have the corrupt Amazon account so NO I HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS MESSAGE
Free shipping. And occasionally something on Amazon TV.
Amazon has various places you take returns.... https://mashable.com/article/amazon...etty flexible with,, Staples, or Amazon Store.
Don't EF with Flopsweat...Got it!The next day, the seller is all, "Please take down the review and I'll accept the return." in an email and a phone message. He was practically in a panic.
I replied, "Please accept the return and I'll change the review."
"But you only have 48 hours to change the review."
"Sounds like you'd best get on it then."
Eff with me, willya?
Well, when the Hane's under ware I buy is $38.00 +/- for 3-6 pair off the shelf at Kohls, and Target has a 9-pair pack at $19.95? I'll wait for staff to unlock the case.
My normal way of handling that kind of stuff is pull out my phone, look up the item on Amazon. If Amazon has it at the same price next day delivery? I hit order and keep shopping for the stuff I do not have to wait for. This is what is KILLING so many stores here. Its becoming WAY too common here. People see something that they have to get staff to unlock. See they can get it to their door the next day for the same price and think I can wait till tomorrow. Especially as it often seems like the staff will not be their till then to unlock the damn stuff.
I feel ya'. I've gone to shopping a lot on Amazon. Kind of gave-up on going to stores looking for things if I don't already know they carry it. Too much time wasted too many times going to several stores for a $10.00+/- item and not finding it. This wasn't an issue before the rona, lawlessness and dimacrap control over the the state/country. Ah, and stores not being able to get workers with all the GEN-whatever's that don't know what "Work" is.
Mukilteo is a small(er) town between Lynnwood to the south and Everett to the north. Its along with coast where the Clinton (Whidbey Is)/Mukilteo ferry line.
After that experience, I just went to aliengearholsters.com or bordertown holsters.
I even bought Amazon groceries when I was sick, but they had spotty quality control. I had one delivery with perishables in it that sat at my door for an hour because they never rang the bell and I left my phone in another room. No critters got to it but still.
Several people I work with have been using that order on line and pull up, they bring it out. That is the one part I am leery of. Things like meat, produce, I am not sure I want to get home and then see what they picked out for me. The people who use it say its been great so one of these days I guess I will give it a shot. The Wally close to me offers this and now that they closed the self check the only way I am going to shop with them is getting stuff delivered.
