Amazon is so overrun by cheap low quality Chinese products that it's become impossible to shop there.

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ReviewMeta.com

Or use reviewmeta.com. Pretty neat. Oh and surprisingly, this thread isn't brigaded by people that immediately jump to amazons defense. That usually happens on reddit.

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Walmart

Walmart.com isn't any better. Basically all their stuff comes from some third party selling some cheap version of whatever it is.

#eCommerce #eCommerce Platform #Online Marketplace 919 social mentions

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Shop By Sub

I did a thing to somewhat help mitigate this problem. I made https://shopbysub.com which groups Amazon products left in reddit comments by subreddit, and makes them sortable by amount of upvotes. So you can go to e.g. https://shopbysub.com/r/BuyItForLife and see all the amazon products more or less recommended by redditors.

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Fakespot

Dude! fakespot.com Absolute necessity these days. Get their browser extension.

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Keepa

• Use tools like Keepa to track the price of an item on Amazon and see if the price they’re offering is inflated relative to what they’ve previously offered and if it’s a good time to buy. (It shows you a little graph on the product page and it’s very useful).

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Amazon

TLDR: A faster way to do this is to change the "All" in the search box to a specific category when you search. Then immediately filter the seller to Amazon.com and turn on prime. Filter by Seller isn't available when searching "All". It removes 98% of the third party seller garbage.

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