The brand must’ve really put the screws to Amazon to get them to proactively refund and send that email to everyone that bought from that seller.
Considering those negative feedbacks span multiple years, and the account reserve is only 2 weeks, these refunds are coming out of Amazon’s pocket.
A lot cheaper than the liability lawsuit class action from people who would have fires as a result. The only worse example was the counterfeit aircraft-grade bolts that were found at a supplier. Every bolt that supplier had sold (and they sold to small private aircraft owners like me, and the mechanics that work on such aircraft) had to be replaced, as no one could be sure. Lucky every airframe has a log book!
Here is Woot’s timely response (which did nothing to address my concerns) followed by my further response.
That looks like it’s just a bot response.
