sure, but production defects are different from what im talking about. the problem here is that there are a lot of beginners and even some experienced pilots that cant tell the difference between versions of specific aios being swapped out or might not realize something has been used in the first place or that theyre buying obsolete and overpriced gear. I knew exactly what I was ordering and still had to double check that I wasn't mistaken because of how jumbled the naming conventions get and thought I might have missed a new release.
being easy and fast doesnt necessarily make it good and it could be argued that if youre returning stuff all the time, its less easy and fast than ordering from somewhere else. there's an old saying that you can only get 2/3 between fast, easy, and good. I still order some stuff from them for now, but wouldn't recommend it to others unless they know exactly what they should be getting and are willing to roll the dice.
Also, this is an international website with users from all over the world, amazon only has storefronts in like 20 countries. im not sure the team here wants to do advertising, it seems like Stew is really dedicated to making this place impartial. normally a retailer would pay for the kind of placement youre talking about.
I know you probably just want people to get cheap gear, that was my original thoughts as well, but unfortunately there's more to it these days.