Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by coleifer on Saturday December 01, 2018 @07:24PM
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But everyone makes fun of the püpli kids!
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by arkades on Saturday December 01, 2018 @08:56PM
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What diaper service did you end up choosing?
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by hbosch on Saturday December 01, 2018 @09:32PM
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My wife chose to get monthly bundles from Honest (www.honest.com).
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by joering2 on Saturday December 01, 2018 @10:47PM
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That's was initially my choice, but wife told me "a woman with STD will not be putting a diaper on my kid's ass". Then I looked up she was referring to Jessica Alba (the owner)
The net is full of terrible reviews but the whole company marketing scheme was based on pure fear mongering. They tried to argue that other diapers are dangerous for your baby. Then when that unsubstantiated fake news got popular, Honest deleted off the website related to it and redirected everyone to their home page. Slimy.
Great reading you can start here: https://slate.com/human-interest/2013/06/honest-diapers-are-...
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by trolololooo on Saturday December 01, 2018 @11:20PM
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What exactly does STD status have to do with any of the rest of this?
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by joering2 on Sunday December 02, 2018 @09:48AM
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Its a branding thing. Would you buy a childcare services from Jeffrey Epstein? Or give your investment money to Elizabeth Holmes?
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by ALittleLight on Sunday December 02, 2018 @01:10AM
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How much is the subscription fee to get Jessica Alba to put a diaper on your child?
Re:New Parents Complain Amazon Baby-Registry Ads Are Deceptive
by hbosch on Sunday December 02, 2018 @09:36PM
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Yes and I recall a lawsuit, or something, about Honest being ironically dishonest about the “organic” things they offer. But I’m not willing to fight over this one, so unless they cause a real problem it’s probably going to stay that way.
Anyways, we were surprised to see packages of Huggies showing up on our doorstep. Not only did we never add Huggies to the registry, we never added any diapers period. When we checked the registry again, we saw some Huggies ads spliced in discretely and almost imperceptibly. It speaks to our modern day lives that we simply said "wow, they put an ad in our registry... guess that's what Amazon does now" and just kicked off the return process. We've probably wound up with >$100 in Amazon credits based on returned Huggies at this point.