Almost every major website allows third party sellers. Seems like Amazon started doing that way back, then Walmart, Sears, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's. People go to those sites to buy from that retailer so the more they water it down with third-party sellers the more they all become the same and a junk pit of things.
Almost every major website allows third party sellers. Seems like Amazon started doing that way back, then Walmart, Sears, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's. People go to those sites to buy from that retailer so the more they water it down with third-party sellers the more they all become the same and a junk pit of things.
I was thinking this could also happen on Amazon, might be a hit piece by Vice against the Waltons to make Walmart look bad over Amazon.
I was thinking this could also happen on Amazon, might be a hit piece by Vice against the Waltons to make Walmart look bad over Amazon.
With Amazon you buy a name-brand memory card and get a counterfeit because they co-mingle stock from third parties if it has the same UPC as their stock.
With Amazon you buy a name-brand memory card and get a counterfeit because they co-mingle stock from third parties if it has the same UPC as their stock.
and they ship bare drives in a box with no clamshell or bubble wrap.
and they ship bare drives in a box with no clamshell or bubble wrap.
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