FeuerFrei
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- Mar 30, 2005
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Amazon's really confusing shoppers by reusing a current listing page for a newly-released model. So all the history of the old model - questions and reviews - gets preserved and mixed in with questions and reviews for the NEW model.
SO as a shopper, I have to look up the "First available on Amazon" date for the new model, and then ignore any reviews that are older.
Obviously Amazon hopes the reputation of the old model bolsters sales of the new, but it cuts both ways - the old reputation could deter sales of the new.
I thought only unscrupulous Chinese sellers practiced this, but I guess it's Amazon's new paradigm.
SO as a shopper, I have to look up the "First available on Amazon" date for the new model, and then ignore any reviews that are older.
Obviously Amazon hopes the reputation of the old model bolsters sales of the new, but it cuts both ways - the old reputation could deter sales of the new.
I thought only unscrupulous Chinese sellers practiced this, but I guess it's Amazon's new paradigm.
