Pet Peeves

[Ken Anderson]

Or... perhaps Amazon could filter out the "non-answers" and save everyone's time.

Unfortunately, Amazon often filters out negative reviews when sellers complain, which skews its comments and rating system considerably.

 

[Tony Nathanson]

Tony, I am not 6’4” and have no problem reaching what I want.

Perhaps the shelves where you shop are not as deep.

 

[Tony Nathanson]

Unfortunately, Amazon often filters out negative reviews when sellers complain, which skews its comments and rating system considerably.

I suspected that. I'll often read many reviews, especially the negative ones. I also suspect some negative reviews are posted by competing companies that sell similar products.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

Unfortunately, Amazon often filters out negative reviews when sellers complain, which skews its comments and rating system considerably.

My peeve is actually about the product questions, where you post a question and (supposedly) people who have purchased the item will respond. The ones saying "I don't know" for whatever reason are just a waste of everyone's time. If you don't know, then simply don't respond.

 

[John Brunner]

Have y'all seen that new "product locator" function that the Walmart app has? Apparently when you're searching for an item in the store, you can pull it up on the app and it will flash a blue blinking light on the shelf so you can find it. (I have not tried this yet, but I do spend a lot of time hunting stuff on the shelf.)

I was in Walmart today and thought to look for this. They are almost finished remodeling and I did not see this technology on the shelves I looked at. The girl overseeing the self-checkout corral had not heard of it.