I am always upset that amazon deleted my reviews. I was so happy to see reviews of my books, CDs, and my various products. I have always loved reviews, and I have taken them to heart. My husband has even been sending me questions via email about how I can improve my reviews. Some of these questions have been good, and some of them I have had to answer. It’s really saddening that amazon deleted my reviews.
Amazon has a policy of deleting reviews that are found to be false or misleading. It’s a simple way for the company to save money, since they can easily do a review of a product and then remove the review if it doesn’t sell. But some reviews are really bad, which is why Amazon deleted my reviews.
Amazon may be a major buyer for you, but it is not required to keep these reviews around. These reviews were removed because they were found to be false or misleading, which is a violation of Amazon’s policies. Amazon does not guarantee that their reviews are accurate, so if they’re not true, they’re just not worth the trouble.
Amazon’s review policy states that any reviews that contain false information are automatically deleted. However, Amazon has never deleted my reviews. If they did, I’d certainly report it to them and they would just delete it.
Amazon has a pretty high customer retention rate, which means that many customers do not return their purchases. My experience buying from Amazon was pretty similar to the one we would have if we purchased from a brick and mortar retailer. The product arrived quickly and was exactly what I would have expected. The customer service folks were helpful and responsive. The merchandise was shipped quickly and the packaging was excellent. My experience was good but I would really not want to buy from Amazon again.
Amazon has been a customer of mine for years. They have a great product with solid customer service, but like many other consumer-focused businesses, their policies can be a bit tough to maneuver. If you want to buy products from Amazon, they offer a free gift, which is nice but it can be difficult to return it if you are not satisfied with it. Amazon’s gift policies are pretty straightforward and they don’t allow returns.
Amazon made some changes to its policies recently. Instead of giving a free gift for buying products from Amazon, they now offer a free gift for purchasing products on a third-party site like Amazon. So if you want to buy products from Amazon, you may also want to consider buying from a third-party site, like Amazon.
Amazon’s policy is a bit more complex than our own. They offer a “free gift” on purchases over $49 and a “free gift” for purchases under $39. The former is a free gift if you can return it, but if you can’t, you have to pay a 20% restocking fee, which can be as high as $15. The latter is a free gift for purchases of $49 or more.
The gift policy is actually quite simple. They take any unused portion of your purchase. For purchases under 49, it is a 1-week free gift. For purchases of 49 or more, the free gift is only 1 week. But if it doesn’t work out, they can charge you a restocking fee of up to 15. That’s a pretty hefty price to pay for a free gift. To make matters worse, they also have a 30 day return policy.
I’ve tried to speak up and voice my disgust with the “free gift” policy, but amazon (and other Amazon sellers) always seem to take a quick swipe at me for being a bad person. If I don’t like what they were saying, I can simply return it. Amazon says that if I don’t like their product, it will get thrown out but that they have no intention of ever giving my old reviews to anyone else.
