Jul 17

Why Providing Contact Info Won’t Curb Bad Seller Behavior on Amazon

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In 2015, Pennsylvania resident Heather Oberdorf was blinded in one eye while walking her dog with a collar she bought from an Amazon seller The Furry Gang. According to legal documents, the collar broke when her dog lunged, causing the retractable leash to fly back and hit her in the face. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported…

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