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Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by jseliger on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @03:30PM (#13925397)
Yeah. A variation on my own story: http://seliger.com/2017/01/09/tools-continued-careful-buy-am... . It's definitely changed my buying habits. For example, I just got a Fujitsu SnapScan... from Office Depot. There's no way I'm buying a moderately expensive electronic item from Amazon anymore.
Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by mhb on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @04:08PM (#13925724)
Agreed that Amazon should make it clearer when it is the actual seller, but, in your example, you knowingly bought from a third party. Why would this affect your future purchases from Amazon when Amazon is the seller?
Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by dawnerd on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @06:05PM (#13926697)
What I dislike is when something has prime listed on it and when you look closer it's not even sold or shipped by amazon. Just some company that "meets the requirements". I use amazon's prime because their warehouse in 30 minutes away and I get stuff same day or overnight.
Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by bonestamp2 on Wednesday March 22, 2017 @03:49AM (#13929148)
I used to get my stuff that quickly, now they just wait a day or two before shipping it so it's still 2 days before it arrives.
Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by nommm-nommm on Wednesday March 22, 2017 @10:43AM (#13931312)
Yeah, they've been doing this forever with super saver shipping. They literally will not ship a product for 5 days if a warehouse is close.
Re:Sellers printing counterfeit books and selling under Amaz... by nommm-nommm on Tuesday March 21, 2017 @05:39PM (#13926512)
Commingled inventory means that Amazon can sell and ship a knockoff sent in by a third party seller.