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Re:How Kirkland Signature Powers Costco's Success by dontbenebby on Sunday March 24, 2019 @11:36AM (#19476904)
> You could text replace Kirkland Signature with Amazon Basics in this article and it's the same story.

Not realy. AmazonBasics has not been of good quality in my experiences. For example I have a travel case for cords and stuff I got less than a year ago that's fraying. Several other things have started to degrade rather quickly.

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Re:How Kirkland Signature Powers Costco's Success by ratling on Sunday March 24, 2019 @12:10PM (#19477062)
I would slightly adjust my statement to say “amazon basics and amazon recommends” which are typically presented right next to each other but aren’t quite the same thing.
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Re:How Kirkland Signature Powers Costco's Success by QuantumGood on Monday March 25, 2019 @03:27PM (#19485921)
Amazon recommends is definitely not highly trustworthy. Hard to quantify, but too often those products have bad FakeSpot ratings. I'm also surprised at how many Amazon Basics product seem to have signs of review manipulation.
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