Feedback on stage is a bad thing-on the internet, however, it’s a very, very good thing.
While it’s amusing sometimes to read customer feedback and watch as the opinions flip flop around from, “it worked great!” to, “I’ll never buy this piece of crap again!”  It is invaluable to read if you’re buying from a website for the first time and want to know if their size 7 shoe fits a actual size 7 or if you should go half a size in either direction.  Even if you’re buying a brand on ebay, it would be a good idea to go to that brands website and look at reviews there before you make your move.

Take Target shoes for example: 9 times out of 10 the reviewer’s say they needed to buy a different size from what they normally wear.

This type of feedback is so helpful in the Internet world when you can’t try something on.

PS: Sephora has really great feedback. I know this because every time I buy something from there they send me an email wanting my opinion-and you better believe I give it to ’em. Which you should do too! If you buy something and it works out really great or ends up being a flop, do people a favor and tell the internet world about it so that others won’t make the same mistake–or will be privy to the greatness! Remember the higher the demand the greater the supply! I love exclamation points!