Hacker News with Generative AI: Online Shopping

Online Shopping Can't Be Trusted (thewalrus.ca)
In 2023, UK-based Reddit user “pacacinnoscafe” wrote that they endured chemical burns after reordering their usual sunscreen from Amazon. Chemical burns cause symptoms that are similar to those of a first-degree burn: red, swollen, and painful skin that may develop blisters. Although the product appeared legitimate, it turned out to be a fake. Pacacinnoscafe was wondering what recourse they had, if any, given their excruciating pain.
Mastercard Wants to Get Rid of Card Numbers for Online Shopping (bloomberg.com)
"Tinyboxes finally have a buy it now button" (twitter.com)
eBay just charged me a $1.02 fee on an item I sold for $0.99 (mastodon.social)
Steam (video game store) considered natural cough remedy by Google search (imgur.com)
Stop Offering Me Amazon Gift Cards (trevoragilbert.com)
Ask HN: Where to Report Scam Webshops? (ycombinator.com)