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Jul. 9th, 2020 11:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
camwynI would appreciate it very much if website search filters included 'only show me results that are currently in stock', or at least 'do not show me unavailable items'.
And I would also appreciate it if the initial 'here is your first screen of results!!!' page IN ANY WAY reflected the information I saw when I clicked on any given individual result. If you show me a screen of six sewing machines marked 'TOTALLY AVAILABLE AND THEY SHIP TO HOME FOR FREE!!!', I expect to see 'yes! I would like to put one of these machines in my basket, and then pay you for it!' on the next screen. Not 'Oh, nope, sorry, out of stock, bitch' on every single machine I click on.
God dammit, Joann.com, sewingmachinesplus.com, Home Depot has a working 'do not show it to me if it isn't currently available' box. Why can't you get your filters to do the same thing?
And I would also appreciate it if the initial 'here is your first screen of results!!!' page IN ANY WAY reflected the information I saw when I clicked on any given individual result. If you show me a screen of six sewing machines marked 'TOTALLY AVAILABLE AND THEY SHIP TO HOME FOR FREE!!!', I expect to see 'yes! I would like to put one of these machines in my basket, and then pay you for it!' on the next screen. Not 'Oh, nope, sorry, out of stock, bitch' on every single machine I click on.
God dammit, Joann.com, sewingmachinesplus.com, Home Depot has a working 'do not show it to me if it isn't currently available' box. Why can't you get your filters to do the same thing?
