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Reject report · computed 2026-11-07
Most stores show only what they sell. This is the record of what we reviewed and turned down, by reason class and by shelf.
924 of 1,212 reviewed supplier listings (76%) did not pass. Reasons are grouped by class; sellers and products are never named.
Every supplier listing we considered selling went through the same checks. Here is what happened to 1,212 of them.
Rejection rate for the types on each shelf, highest first. Green is the share that passed, brick the share turned down. Click a shelf to see its market read.
One short page per reason, with the real count, where it happened and how to run the check yourself.
Full criteria: the method page. To run the same checks yourself on any listing, read how to vet a listing.
These are listings we chose to review, from searches for product types buyers pay for. The record shows our filter at work; it does not rate suppliers, and a category with a high rejection rate is not a bad category. The reason class is the label our reviewers wrote on each rejection, and a listing that fails more than one check is counted once, under its main reason. Counts as of 2026-11-07.
It is the count of supplier listings we reviewed before deciding what to sell, grouped by why the ones we turned down failed. So far we have reviewed 1,212 listings, 288 passed every check and 924 did not.
No. We chose which listings to review from our own searches for types buyers pay for, so the rate reflects our checks and our selection. It is not a rating of any supplier, seller or category.
Most stores show only what they sell. Showing what we turned down, and the reason class, lets a reader judge the filter. We name classes of reason, never sellers or products.
Yes, under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to Vincent Wesley Couey (ORCID 0009-0005-6869-308X). The same figures are in a JSON file at /reject-report/data.json.
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