Off My Chest
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I want to emphasize that Amazon in it's entirety is not malicious (well it is, but not for my point in this discussion), but the practice of blindly buying from Amazon is the bad practice. Because more knowledgeable hobbyists and professionals will be able to find specific components from brands they want that might be on Amazon, ebay, fb marketplace, etc. However, you can't just look up "compound bow" and expect the first one with 5 star bot reviews to be serious equipment.
That maliciousness crept into Amazon when they added 3rd party sellers and making them close to indistinguishable from reliable vendors.