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[842] Picked in 2 Seconds! Amazon’s Choice “High Security Padlock”

LockPickingLawyer · 1.7M views · 2019-02-25 · 3:28

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LockPickingLawyer picks an Amazon's Choice 'high security' padlock in about two seconds.

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Cited as an example of poor-quality knockoff products sold on Amazon, not recommended as a watch.

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astura · 2022-11 · Criticism

Plenty of complete shit get labeled as "Amazon Choice." For example, "Amazon Choice" for "high security padlocks" is a poorly made Chinese knockoff that can be raked. [VIDEO]

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astura · 2020-07 · Criticism

Would you know if you purchased a fake yeti tumbler[1], for example, if you didn't have a real one to compare to side-by-side? [1] [LINK] The "Amazon's Choice" for "high security lock" is actually a Chinese knockoff [2] but you wouldn't know that unless you are familiar with the original. [2] [VIDEO] Even people dying doesn't seem to get products removed [LINK] >A 23-year-old man in Missouri purchased a motorcycle helmet from Amazon that was at the time listed as certified as meeting US Department of Transportation safety standards. Later that year, however, he was killed in a crash while riding. A federal investigation later found that the helmet did not meet DOT standards and was recalled. The WSJ, however, found the product still for sale, with an active listing promising compliance, until the WSJ contacted Amazon to inquire about it.

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mey · 2019-07 · Criticism

LockPickingLawyer (Youtube) has a series of videos on the poor quality of "Amazon Choice" for various locks. [VIDEO] [LINK] [LINK] (Branded Amazon Basics) [LINK] [LINK]

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