I know people prefer to complain instead of act, but what is something people don't like but has an alternative?
speaking of alternatives, what brand do people hate that actually has a decent alternative?
3 years ago by Derrek to c/asklemmy
I know people prefer to complain instead of act, but what is something people don't like but has an alternative?
Amazon recently removed a filter I used heavily - the "Sold by" filter. When searching for most things, I'd filter on "Sold by: Amazondotcom", and that would weed out all the junk by the keyboard-smash sellers. I'm really bummed that they removed that filter.
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Amazon, sort of. It absolutely cannot be beat for convenience. Ordering something in 15 seconds, then having it shipped within 48 hours is unmatchable.
But if you plan ahead, and aren't an impulse buyer, you can find alternatives with better products and similar prices. Most stuff on Amazon is absolute junk with clickfarm reviews.
Ironically Reddit was really good for finding niche websites for whichever product you were looking for. Hopefully Lemmy will reach that point eventually.
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