For a successful company that has so many members, you would think it provides nothing but high quality products. Unfortunately, in some cases it doesn’t.
Do you know where that package came from?
Now, the situation has taken another turn for the worst — right into the dumpster, you might say. Not everything they admitted to selling came from the trash. Some of the items were purchased from clearance bins at discount retailers and thrift stores, or from pawnshops. All they needed to do was submit a reporter’s driver’s license and bank statement and the shop was good to go. The process only took a couple of days. The company also said it is expanding its verification efforts to stop this from happening in the future. These changes are all well and good but there’s no real guarantee third-party sellers won’t be able to pull one over on you. When dealing with third-party sellers, be vigilant and research the products before you purchase.
