[Aceflow]

I'd advise against signing a legally binding document that Is bound by law.

I told my mate the same thing but he signed the document anyway, luckily he got the refund after that. appreciate all the help!

It's good to read It worked out for your friend.

I'm not suggesting action will be taken with every signed affidavit, but In the event they wish to pursue the matter, they'll have a solid foundation to work with.

I'd given the advice and made sure he was knowing what he was getting into, granted the airpods isn't that expensive (compared to what others have SE'd) he signed it thinking they wouldn't wate time investigation a guy missing his airpods. Personally I wouldn't do it because I'd rather not have that risk linked to myself.

Haven't seen a thread with the complete email shown so hopefully others with similar issues can see if their email adds up.

[Biglad465]

Feel like this is a necessary bump , amazon refunding in the UK has been so overdone now it's much harder. 90% of the time you will be asked to sign documents / file police reports etc... I'm personally finished with amazon now.

[Aceflow]

Feel like this is a necessary bump , amazon refunding in the UK has been so overdone now it's much harder. 90% of the time you will be asked to sign documents / file police reports etc... I'm personally finished with amazon now.

Yeah I know what you mean. Honestly it's no surprise anymore given the forums and even at university there's people talking about SEing Amazon

[mothered]

amazon refunding in the UK has been so overdone now it's much harder.

They've certainly tightened their claims management policies, and I'd assume It'll get worse for SE'ers.