The phrase "a trusted retailer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a seller or store that is reliable and has a good reputation among customers.
Example: "When shopping online, it's important to choose a trusted retailer to ensure the safety of your personal information."
Alternatives: "a reputable seller" or "a reliable vendor".
We are a trusted retailer".
A consumer's best protection against buying mishandled caviar is shopping at a trusted retailer.
In each case, they say they had responded to the offer of a discount voucher after completing a purchase from a trusted retailer, commonly believing the voucher was being offered by the company they had just bought from.
While eBay was buying into classified advertising, online payments and Internet telephony, Amazon spent hundreds of millions of dollars building its brand as a trusted retailer — hiring customer service representatives and returning money to customers when transactions went awry.
By taking on warehousing, shipping and customer service responsibilities, Mercata hopes to become a trusted retailer.
"As a trusted retailer of home products, our customers often ask us if we can help them with tasks in their homes," said Tom Athron, who is group development director at the John Lewis Partnership.
It is possible that your trusted retailer might sell you futures of Château Bigboy based on his tasting of Tuesday's sample and end up innocently shipping you something closer to Monday's.
"In this all too common Internet scheme, consumers were tricked into paying for monthly services for a discount club while shopping online at trusted retailers," said Mr. Cuomo in a press release issued by the agency.
Amazon, Walmart, Newegg and, to a lesser extent now, Best Buy should be considered trusted retailers.
In October, it began testing Google Trusted Stores, which verifies e-commerce sites as trusted retailers, based on shipping and customer service.
Sometimes they offer premium content for free, but some also charge for content and use the same established payment providers you'd expect from trusted retailers.
