Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
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Q: I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
A: Positive Review
Rationale: This rating is correct based on this review provided by the user as they liked the product very much and they were surprised that product is so good.
Q: If you don't mind wasting money buy it<br /><br />My experience with Amazon. I have been a long time amazon customer and purchase from them because use to think they valued their customers not so much anymore. I have loyally purchased kindles since they first emerged on the market. This was my 3rd personal Kindle (I've bought them for my mom and sister as well) and this will be my last purchase. I purchased my kindle in July 2013 and by February of 2014, it increasingly stopped holding a charge. I continued to use my Kindle and finally by May, I was unable to use my kindle for more than 15-30 min. without it being plugged in. Not very convenient. I called customer service and they had me wipe and reinstall the software. It still didn't work. So I called and they said they would replace my kindle. The online invoice indicated that the condition of the replacement kindle was &#34;new&#34;. However, when it arrived, it had a refurbished sticker on the box.<br /><br />I spent $250 on my kindle when i purchased it. Refurbished models are now valued at $150. I had to call Amazon twice to address this issue. The first time I called Amazon to complain and ask why they were trying to replace a $250 kindle with a $150 one, as well as giving me a refurbished unit instead of a new one. They told me they no longer make the model and had to replace it with a refurbished unit. I asked to speak with a manager because I didn't believe that this was appropriate given the expense of the item and was told a manager would call me back. Two weeks later and no call from Amazon, I called again. Again I was given the run around and offered a $20 credit that I guess was suppose to make up for the additional $100 my original kindle was worth versus their replacement.<br /><br />As I explained to Amazon,<br />1) I could have bought a refurbished model in the first place if that was what i wanted. I didn't. So why would I want a refurbished model now.<br />2) Maybe your warranty does allow you to replace a model with refurbished unit but just because you can doesn't mean you should. That's not good customer service. Who wants to spend $250+ in July to have that item break within 6 months and then get a used replacement?<br />3) Why are you telling me you don't make the item anymore and can only give me a refurbished unit when you are still selling them new online for $229???<br />4) Why are you sending me an invoice stating that the replacement is &#34;new&#34; when the package clearly states its refurbished.<br />5) How is the fact that this refurbished model is under warranty suppose to make me feel any better about it being a replacement for a new model that only worked for 6 months Yes, I want to spend my time on the phone with Amazon replacing this unit as well.<br /><br />This is why people buy Apple products. They break you take them to the store and they replace them or upgrade them, no questions asked. Amazon didn't want to give me the next version of the HD 7 which is valued at the same price I paid. That's just cheap. Who losses out in this scenario? The customer.<br /><br />Not only do I buy the kindle, but I buy movies, apps, textbooks and ebooks, exclusively from Amazon, and what do I get in return for my customer loyalty and hard earned money???? A refurbished Kindle and $20 to spend on Amazon.That's like your parents giving you money to buy them a present. Well, Amazon may be convenient but the customer service is sub par. I think I've spent enough money on Amazon to warrant a little loyalty from them and a lot better customer service<br /><br />Its only a bargain if you can afford it and I can't afford to spend $250 on something that only works for 6 months and is then going to be replaced with something that is worth half as much. That sounds too much like a scheme to me. This was my last Amazon purchase. I'd rather drive to a store than feel cheated.
A:
Negative Review