Sick of all the Asian companies selling on Amazon

[Anonymous]

Hiw can you even decide what size to buy anymore? I want to filter the Asian designers and UK designers out of my Amazon search results. I am buying from overseas and having everything shipped to my parents place for Christmas and won't have time to send things back for exchange if they come out the wrong size. Ughhh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hiw can you even decide what size to buy anymore? I want to filter the Asian designers and UK designers out of my Amazon search results. I am buying from overseas and having everything shipped to my parents place for Christmas and won't have time to send things back for exchange if they come out the wrong size. Ughhh.

Buy brands with which you're familiar, from anywhere other than Amazon?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hiw can you even decide what size to buy anymore? I want to filter the Asian designers and UK designers out of my Amazon search results. I am buying from overseas and having everything shipped to my parents place for Christmas and won't have time to send things back for exchange if they come out the wrong size. Ughhh.

is this an issue only with Asian and UK companies?

[Anonymous]

Weird complain.
who buy cloth by searching Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Feedback. Let amazon know you wont buy from these sellers.

[Anonymous]

Is Amazon now teaming with Alibaba?

[Anonymous]

You sound so insular, OP.
International sizing can be quite tricky, but brands in the same country can also differ markedly in size as well. If you can't return items, just buy from companies you know and trust.
Don't let that be an excuse for xenophobia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Feedback. Let amazon know you wont buy from these sellers.

Who cares? Amazon knows exactly who is buying what from whomever. I, for one, am glad to see the market really opens up and anything and everything is available if you just look for it.

[Anonymous]

you have to find the best price

[Anonymous]

I would not mind the companies, if they played by the rules. I have purchased an expensive item on amazon that has arrived from China broken. I contacted the seller, and the seller tells me to ship it back. The shipping cost is $500, the seller refuses to issue a refund without the having the item back. It's frustrating, I wish I knew they are based in China, as nothing in the name of the seller suggested so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would not mind the companies, if they played by the rules. I have purchased an expensive item on amazon that has arrived from China broken. I contacted the seller, and the seller tells me to ship it back. The shipping cost is $500, the seller refuses to issue a refund without the having the item back. It's frustrating, I wish I knew they are based in China, as nothing in the name of the seller suggested so.

When you place the item in your cart, doesn't it always say where it's shipping from?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would not mind the companies, if they played by the rules. I have purchased an expensive item on amazon that has arrived from China broken. I contacted the seller, and the seller tells me to ship it back. The shipping cost is $500, the seller refuses to issue a refund without the having the item back. It's frustrating, I wish I knew they are based in China, as nothing in the name of the seller suggested so.

When you place the item in your cart, doesn't it always say where it's shipping from?

I only see the price of shipping, not the seller's location.