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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #21
(10-21-2018, 11:12 AM)JoshOG Wrote:
(10-21-2018, 10:38 AM)vanfuzy Wrote: @Ceej This is an excellent guide for you.

Thanks for referring members to my post Smile also changed your picture?

yh, can't even workout how to make my profile pic a gif smh. Confused
(This post was last modified: 10-21-2018, 11:15 AM by Vanfuzzy.)

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #22
Hey man, Really good guide. A quick question I have is when they bring up Police reports? I always try to beat them but they are just relentless and don't give out. Any tips! Smile

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #23
This is BRILLIANT! Thank you! I've always wondered how to avoid investigations... it's basically just creating a disconnect between two reps, no? When you call back they already see you've called about it and just process the refund?

Thanks again... this is great!

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #24
I ordered a £330 headset, I want to say it never arrived, do you think I’ll get a refund even if it’s signed?

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #25
(11-10-2018, 02:22 PM)Ddog Wrote: I ordered a £330 headset, I want to say it never arrived, do you think I’ll get a refund even if it’s signed?

It doesn't necessarily mean you signed It.

It could've been a passerby, or anyone for that matter, hence DNA.
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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #26
(10-04-2018, 01:04 PM)JoshOG Wrote:
This will help anyone that is brand new to refunding or looking to snipe a few items from Amazon, good luck with your endeavors!

Empty Box

Simply call them, which is usually the best way as you can convey emotion which can convince the rep, you can do Live chat if you're nervous but it's more likely to fail as you cannot convince the rep as well via just typing.

When you call up they will ask for order number then security questions such as billing, phone, name.

Give them that, once you're past give them your scenario, here's an example:

"The courier just came with my order, I went into the kitchen and opened the box and nothing was inside! Just brown packaging paper... can you please help sort this for me?"

They usually ask questions such as "Was the box sealed?" Say yes, if you say no they will think the courier opened it, nearly always leads to an investigation.

Sometimes they ask you to contact the courier, so its a good idea to say:

"...I called the courier straight away and asked to speak to the driver, they told me I need to talk to Amazon as they'd be able to help me out."

That usually stops them from calling themselves, too.

Item never arrived (Referred to as DNA or did not arrive)

This is an easy one even when there is a signature! But for the first scenario we will talk about non signature items.

Much more common in the USA is where couriers leave items on front steps, porches ect, this means no signature and no proof you got the item, so when you speak to Amazon say:

"I was waiting inside all day for my delivery, I then got an email saying it's been delivered and left on my doorstep, I went outside and checked and nothing was there at all, I spoke to my neighbours and they didn't bring it inside either, could you please sort this issue for me?"

Now this is usually a failsafe way of getting your refund, there's no proof of you getting the item at all, however usually if you call straight away they tell you to wait 24 hours incase it still arrives, their reason is because couriers sometimes "accidentally" mark as delivered when it's still out for delivery, so if you're patient you can just wait a day.

If there is a signature, you can state it isn't yours, when you actually sign for it at the door use a different name, now you can claim you did not get it.

Partial Refund

This is where you buy multiple items within one order, works well with clothing companies such as Zalando or ASOS. It is where you declare that only a low cost item has arrived within your parcel, insuring to mention it was the only item which arrived within your parcel. Therefore they should refund you partially for the items you 'didn't receive'.

Wrong item

This is where you say you got something else than what you ordered, for instance if you ordered an iPhone you can say you received an iPhone case and not the item.

They will either:

Instantly refund/replace and say keep the item
Instantly refund/replace and start a return for the item
Say you need to return the item first and then receive a refund

Depending on your patience you could agree to the third, or just hang up and find another rep.

Broken item

Here is where you just say you got your item but it's broken and unusable, if it's left on doorstep you can use that to your advantage: say it had rained and the item is soaked and not working, if not just say you cannot get it to work, electronics work best for this as you can say it's broken without there being a single cosmetic problem.

They'll usually refund/replace for you or they will ask for a return, a return is a problem as you do not want to send the item back, if they say that just call back and try with another rep.

Avoiding an investigation

There is always a chance you will be told there is no other option than an investigation, this chance increases by value of the item, they are usually avoidable.

There are a lot of ways to get out of them starting:

If you claimed Empty Box, you can always claim you want to speak to family members to see if they took the item out of the box, or that you want to call the couriers and speak to them and find out yourself, and for Amazon not to investigate until you have checked.

If you claimed Item Never Arrived, say you wish to wait another day incase the item turns up, or you want to check with your neighbours to see if they have it, and for Amazon to to investigate until you call back the next day.

If you claimed Wrong item, say you want to speak to the people in your house and see if they opened the box before you, and for them to not investigate until you call back.

If you claimed Broken item, tell them you want to test it again, and not to investigate until you've tried it out.

It's always important to say Do not investigate as otherwise they can do it, make sure the rep verbally says okay to what you're saying, Indians can be sneaky bastards.

You can also wiggle your way around more sympathetic reps (usually females) by saying:

"I really cannot wait for an investigation, this item is for a birthday problem for my child in [2/3] days, I simply cannot wait for the investigation as I need the item as soon as possible."

Usually this will mean they will just refund/replace without investigating, but it doesn't always work.

I want to do ssense with about £375 worth of clothing what’s the best method for this?

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #27
So the whole part about investigation, you are saying that if they want to start an investigation you play it down and then try again with another rep? How likely are you to get a refund after an investigation?

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #28
Anyone ever refunded Canada goose or know if they are easy or hard? I want a jacket worth £750

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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #29
(11-14-2018, 07:43 PM)Ddog Wrote: Anyone ever refunded Canada goose or know if they are easy or hard? I want a jacket worth £750

Never had any experience with them, your best bet is to refund a canada goose coat from Ssense, goodluck bro.
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RE: Amazon/General Refund Guide #30
(11-15-2018, 02:03 AM)JoshOG Wrote: [quote='Ddog' pid='841970' dateline='1542220982']
Anyone ever refunded Canada goose or know if they are easy or hard? I want a jacket worth £750

Do you know if selfridges, farfetch or Harrods is easy?
(This post was last modified: 11-15-2018, 03:54 PM by Ddog.)

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