As nsfw posts go, this deserves 0/5 stars.
"The hotel was fine. Everything was perfect. But it was raining and cold. 3/5"
I love when someone asks a specific question about a product, and some boomer comes in with "I haven't received it yet".
Some of that blame is on Amazon as well, they send out emails to people that bought the thing being like "someone asked X about the product you ordered, do you know the answer?".
I love the 1-star reviews regarding late, missing, or damaged packaging because, yeah, that's Amazon fault.
If Amazon is the shipper.... then it actually is Amazon's fault. I don't order from Amazon very much, but when I do, it always comes from an Amazon labelled van. Sure, the people that drive for them technically aren't "employees" but it's still a division of Amazon, with their logo slapped on the side of the truck. They can't hide behind "but they're contractors, not direct employees." So find better contractors who do a better fucking job, you god damned gaslighters. Owner is one of the richest motherfuckers on the planet and the reason he has so much god damned money is because people act like that kind of shit isn't their fault, "because they're contractors." It's still Amazon's choice to contract their labor and slap an Amazon label on their trucks.
However, if the delivery was done by a third party, your position stands as correct.
It doesn't even matter if it's Amazon's fault. It's not the product's fault. The review is supposed to be about the product.
Even for the third party shipper, it's still Amazon's choice to contract out or permit shipping via that company.
The actual problem with these reviews is that the review is meant to tell us if the product is good, not the seller. A review of Amazon on the product page for... I don't know, an electric toothbrush... on Amazon's storefront doesn't help me decide if that specific model of electric toothbrush is worth buying.
What about if the product arrives with damaged or missing pieces (and the packaging is fine)? Serious question.
I would start by contacting the seller. They may not be aware of returned items being put back into warehouse inventories. Either way, you can get a replacement or refund.
"I ordered the wrong one, it didn't fit." 1/5
I bought a new fridge last week, one of the negative points mentioned in one of the reviews: “It’s smaller than my old fridge”.
This also works the other way round.
One star because the delivery was delayed.
Yeah and this annoys me so much more like how much brain cells do you need to understand that just because delivery was delayed does not mean the product itself is not worth buying.
The cardboard box was easy to open. 5 stars.
Many companies reimburse the cost of the product in exchange for a 5 star review. Don't trust all amazon reviews!
"This game looks great! I've been waiting all year for this release and can't wait to play it! 5/5"
"I love this movie! 5/5"
I can find reviews of the content all over... Maybe review the actual Blu-ray/DVD/CD/whatever. Good quality video/sound? Extra features? Movie was garbage but the DVD is excellent? That's 5/5
I'm pretty sure ~80% of people can't tell the difference between 1080i and 4k. They'd more likely complain about the color settings they set on their own TV than artifacting.
I'll never trust a review on the internet.
Why not? Don't you know it's illegal to lie on the internet?
Op clearly has never read real reviews....m post man on time is only 3/5 stars... Fucking amateur.
Clearly its an important aspect of the product!
I always give the Amazon delivery people a good revie (if they dent mess up). Those are the average people just trying to make it every day. They work their asses off for the dark empire. If I can help them get a raise or a better bonus Amazon gift card at Christmas, I will do my part.
there is a place to review the delivery itself. It takes looking for it, but amazon does have a form for it.
