Court Rules Amazon Liable for 3rd Party Sellers

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Marshall Ecommerce Template Guru USA 1909 Posts	Posted - 07/04/2019 : 11:10:45 quote: In Wednesday’s opinion, Circuit Judge Jane Richards Roth, writing for a 2-1 majority of a three-judge panel, said Amazon may be liable in part because its business model “enables third-party vendors to conceal themselves from the customer, leaving customers injured by defective products with no direct recourse to the third-party vendor.” https://www.reuters.com/article/us-amazon-com-liability-idUSKCN1TY2HM Marshall CENLYT Productions - ms designs Affordable Web Design Custom Ecommerce Designs Responsive Websites Cenlyt.com
1818charlie ECT Moderator United Kingdom 1192 Posts	Posted - 07/04/2019 : 12:26:57 <rant-starteth> Both Amazon & eBay are abysmal businesses that run roughshod over anyone who gets in their way. Devoid of business morals & with intent to circumnavigate regulation, they are two outfits I wouldn't give the pleasure of any of my money. PayPal is another ugly outfit too! Classic examples of biggest isn't always best. <rant-endeth> Steve Using ECT PHP versions since 2004 / 5 Edited by - 1818charlie on 07/04/2019 12:28:26
Vince Administrator 42750 Posts	Posted - 07/04/2019 : 14:49:05 I must admit with Amazon I don't understand how they get away with stuff they get away with. But I've always found PayPal quite a cuddly company and I would recommend all sites to have it as at least an alternative form of payment. Vince Click Here for Shopping Cart Software Click Here to sign up for our newsletter Click Here for the latest updater
dbdave ECT Moderator USA 10406 Posts	Posted - 07/04/2019 : 16:06:35 I am with Vince in that Paypal has been great for us. With the cash back debit card (I am grandfathered in at 1.5%), our cash back every month greatly offsets our fees. Making it by far the best deal for processing for us. Not to mention funds are instantly available. I know Paypal has gotten around some banking regulations by not being classified as a bank, and I have heard horror stories about frozen funds, but I think in recent years, they have been forced to comply with some of the regulations. In any case, there is no way I would use anyone else to process funds for my company. Steve is right on some levels, these companies get so big they are able to manipulate rules and regulations to suit themselves and block out competition.
ekrzycki Advanced Member USA 351 Posts Pre-sales questions only (More Details...)	Posted - 07/05/2019 : 14:53:20 I'm hoping that someday amazon or ebay will get in trouble for the HUGE quantity of counterfeit items sold through by 3rd party sellers. Ebay has been notified multitudes of times about this. The counterfeit items are reproductions of items originally made by companies that are no longer in existence so ebay won't do anything about them.
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