One million households in the UK potentially hit by Amazon ‘brushing’ scams
More than one million households in the UK could have been victims of the scam known as ‘brushing’, Which? research has suggested – a dubious tactic used by sellers to game their way to the top of the Amazon Marketplace rankings.
‘A scammer on Shpock almost caught me out’
Do you have an issue you would like help to get sorted? Which? is here to help sort your consumer problems. Dear Which?, Earlier this year, I listed my Asus...
Amazon.com, eBay and Wish found selling dangerous recalled products
Posing as a regular shopper, Which? reported listings of dangerous recalled products to some of the biggest online marketplaces - and our reports were ignored.
Which? warns parents to be vigilant when buying toys online this Christmas
Six in 10 toys from online marketplaces are a safety hazard for children, according to the British Toy and Hobby Association. Find out more about the BTHA report, what our own Which? tests found and how to shop safely online for baby and child products.
Which? safety tests uncover dangerous baby sleeping bags
We tested 15 baby sleeping bags from high street retailers and online marketplaces to find out which are the safest to use with your baby. Many of these sleeping bags failed our tests, and safety problems included suffocation risks and inaccurate tog information that could lead to a baby dangerously overheating.
Price-gougers selling Covid-19 essentials for at least double the typical price
Which? has uncovered hundreds of listings from some third-party sellers seeking to profiteer by selling essentials at inflated prices across online marketplaces, along with evidence that thousands have been sold....