![]() Is the product “Fulfilled by Amazon?” Even if you're buying from a third-party seller, make sure it still says "Fulfilled by Amazon." This means that the manufacturer warehouses its items at Amazon's distribution centers.Personally, I would not risk buying from this seller. The seller of that Hayke Slow Juicer I mentioned above is Heyue and it only has 26 reviews, 25 percent of which are negative. You can also Google it and see that it has a valid website and is a real business with a Wikipedia page. Anker makes its own products and has more than a million reviews. AnkerDirect is an example of a professional third-party seller. Click the seller's name: Read the seller's page to make sure there are thousands of positive reviews (which at least tells you it's been in business for a while), and check its refunds policy to make sure it matches Amazon's. ![]() Have you heard of the manufacturer before? It doesn’t hurt to click on the manufacturer’s name in Amazon (it should be a link) to see what else they’re selling, and you can make sure they have a real website and are sold in US stores by Googling the manufacturer’s name or plugging the product name into a tool like Google Shopping. Do they look like real high-resolution, clear photos taken of a real product? Do they look professional? If not, that’s an immediate red flag. Check the manufacturer and product: Make sure there's nothing fishy about the company name, product name, description, or images. ![]() ![]() Here are a few tips to help you know if a product listing or seller is trustworthy. ![]()
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