The above statement is wrong.
Buyers will opt out of markets in which: THERE IS INADEQUATE INFORMATION ABOUT SELLERS AND THEIR PRODUCTS.
Being a buyer, one does not buy the first item he or she finds right away. Buying something requires research before reaching a final decision. The goods to be bought must be of high quality, from a reputable seller, and is worth its price. Thus, any item that has dubious details will serve as a red flag to the buyer not to buy the product.
