Amazon won't refund your lost time though. Unless I'm feeling particularly generous, or have some other reason to believe it was a freak occurrence, getting shipped a bobcat and getting a 100% refund on a $1 widget is an instant negative feedback and low-scoring seller review. That $1 widget being Chinesium garbage has set back whatever was working on by at least a full day, probably more like a week, and wasted all the initial time I spent selecting the item, plus the time I spend determining that the item was indeed faulty, and it wasn't my fault obviously costs way more than a dollar.
These companies couldn't afford a "no risk no questions asked refunds" policy, since there's no way they'd ever pay for that wasted time.
I'm not asking for a genuine Rolex, but fakery is so bad at the moment that I'm not even confident I'd get a genuine Casio.