Amazon Questions Removed

[jaybee]

I am outraged they have hidden questions tbh.

I take total pride in replying to EVERY question I am asked, even if I just reply with "not sure returned it", or "don't know mate".

"Was this answer helpful?"

Well they slated Hermes/royal mail and said nothing about the product whilst leaving 1 star.
So no then.

I swear reviews are generally always like this for most products that have been bought more than 50 times:

Average 4.5 stars
5 star ###############
4 star #####
3 Star ###
2 star ##
1 Star #######

 

[Feek]

I take total pride in replying to EVERY question I am asked, even if I just reply with "not sure returned it", or "don't know mate".

This is probably part of the reason they've removed them.

 

[Thekwango]

This is probably part of the reason they've removed them.

yup, too many half wits with access to a keyboard. never mind amazon questions, that will be the cause of the collapse of society!

 

[dlockers]

yup, too many half wits with access to a keyboard. never mind amazon questions, that will be the cause of the collapse of society!

 

[Thekwango]

you know i love you really dude. you're allowed to be a half wit

 

[UberTiger]

The only reason those dodgy replies showed up is because Amazon would email directly people who had bought the product with the question and hardly any context, so people who didn't really know what was going on just replied to the emails trying to be helpful and the answers automatically got added. No reason to remove the questions list from the listing completely.

 

[jaybee]

The only reason those dodgy replies showed up is because Amazon would email directly people who had bought the product with the question and hardly any context, so people who didn't really know what was going on just replied to the emails trying to be helpful and the answers automatically got added. No reason to remove the questions list from the listing completely.

Yeah. You see loads of "I'm not sure sorry."

 

[Uther]

That's annoying, sometimes the answers could be quite helpful.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

I don't support the local economy much.
But I don't spend much on amazon. It's usually random independent companies. That's not because "I'm a great person" it's because Amazon is no longer the best in much at all.

Its OK price and good customer service. But definitely not my go to anymore.

I rarely buy anything from them anymore I'm not interested in Prime and they punish anyone who'd not in the programme by delivery charges its a minimum of £25 for free now its simply easier to go elsewhere for these items. The last thing I bought from amazon cost £85 and I paid extra for expedited because I was in a hurry otherwise I would have shopped elsewhere.

I love these.
I assume they are noobs.
And they get a question via an email and just answer it?

If scammers got hold of the list of people who reply like this.. It would be a gold mine!

If they pester people for reviews what do they expect? It was a stupid idea.

 

[chaparral]

important questions people had about a product.

Question:
Do you have up to the 31 January 2024 to return christmas decorations

 

[UberTiger]

Thanks for reminding me, I do actually have some stuff to get back in the post this week before the deadline

 

[Mekrel]

I once reviewed some Samsung USB cables I ordered off Amazon, advertised as genuine but clearly were not based on the wire guage and the style of the connectors. I left a genuine review, only to receive an email to say my review wasn't approved. Only thing was, the email saying my review wasn't approved was only one year (if not more) after leaving the review.