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A couple of months ago I bought a watch on Amazon. Not a spectacular watch, a very basic Seiko analog watch that I had previously owned but had lost. I went on to Amazon to buy "my watch", and after finding it, I happily ordered the watch.
Shortly after the watch arrived, I noticed a huge influx of quite topical SPAM.
I'm pleased to say that I've not purchased anything from Amazon since I discovered that Amazon, or somebody that Amazon deals with sold my information to everybody.
This still makes my blood boil. Rat bastards.
Amazon Sucks Too
On the topic of online shopping "sucking", I have been sitting on this beautiful screenshot for a while.A couple of months ago I bought a watch on Amazon. Not a spectacular watch, a very basic Seiko analog watch that I had previously owned but had lost. I went on to Amazon to buy "my watch", and after finding it, I happily ordered the watch.
Shortly after the watch arrived, I noticed a huge influx of quite topical SPAM.
I'm pleased to say that I've not purchased anything from Amazon since I discovered that Amazon, or somebody that Amazon deals with sold my information to everybody.
This still makes my blood boil. Rat bastards.
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