Did this coupon
work for you?
work for you?
Post Date | Sold By | Sale Price | Activity |
---|---|---|---|
12/18/22 | Office Depot and OfficeMax | $196 |
1 |
Sold By | Sale Price |
---|---|
Walmart | $229.99 |
Amazon | $229.99 |
Staples | $253.36 |
Office Depot and OfficeMax | $323.99 |
The link has been copied to the clipboard.
61 Comments
Your comment cannot be blank.
Featured Comments
For real though, learn with her, no reason a single dad can't sew.
1) recent isn't biased by interesting stories, humor or irrelevant information
2) if the product has changed, that will be reflected in most recent
3) it's simply a more fair sampling of reviews, you're more likely to have an experience similar to a most recent review than a popular review
I'm so disillusioned with popular reviews on Amazon. People say and upvote the dumbest shit. I look at 10-20 recent reviews and have never felt misled.
The most recent reviews are flawed because you should not base your purchase on the recent purchase by someone who potentially did not care or did not provide enough information about the product.
It is better to sort by newest reviews for photos of the product, by oldest to see how the product has changed overtime and manufacturer responses, and by most helpful to see common issues and solutions.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank lilgrubbybaby
1) recent isn't biased by interesting stories, humor or irrelevant information
2) if the product has changed, that will be reflected in most recent
3) it's simply a more fair sampling of reviews, you're more likely to have an experience similar to a most recent review than a popular review
I'm so disillusioned with popular reviews on Amazon. People say and upvote the dumbest shit. I look at 10-20 recent reviews and have never felt misled.
1) recent isn't biased by interesting stories, humor or irrelevant information
2) if the product has changed, that will be reflected in most recent
3) it's simply a more fair sampling of reviews, you're more likely to have an experience similar to a most recent review than a popular review
I'm so disillusioned with popular reviews on Amazon. People say and upvote the dumbest shit. I look at 10-20 recent reviews and have never felt misled.
Except the negative reviews are listed at the top because people marked them most helpful, not because people prefer negative reviews. The helpful tick is essentially a peer review by other customers confirming the product's condition as well as thankful potential customers who found that information valuable.
The most recent reviews are flawed because you should not base your purchase on the recent purchase by someone who potentially did not care or did not provide enough information about the product.
It is better to sort by newest reviews for photos of the product, by oldest to see how the product has changed overtime and manufacturer responses, and by most helpful to see common issues and solutions.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
The most recent reviews are flawed because you should not base your purchase on the recent purchase by someone who potentially did not care or did not provide enough information about the product.
It is better to sort by newest reviews for photos of the product, by oldest to see how the product has changed overtime and manufacturer responses, and by most helpful to see common issues and solutions.
There's also no additional guarantee that popular reviews care, that their information is accurate, or that the product you will receive is the same as when they reviewed it. Hell, I've seen so many more comments from people reviewing stuff that they got for free in popular reviews than in recent. I'd rather look at 20 somewhat randomly sampled star ratings than the immense bias that is added through popular reviews. If there are common issues, they will be reflected in recent, and based on the number of times you see it mentioned, you can infer the likelihood of it affecting you much more accurately than based on the upvotes of a bunch of window shoppers....
edit: clarity
For real though, learn with her, no reason a single dad can't sew.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Adelley
But now I go shopping and since I know how to alter basic shirts/pants to fit me perfectly, I'm able to buy more crap instead of avoiding it like in the past lol.
Oh well, at least I can turn a $3 shirt into a $5 looking shirt! LOL