[Rednaxela1]

Obviously 'item not in box/not as described'.

What else if the items are tracked/signed for?

a list of good reasons/different extremely believable reasons/scenarios.

Thanks in advance.

[Jimbo39238]

It depends on what the item is, for example if it's a perfume in a glass bottle you can claim it broke during shipping and has spilt all over the parcel. They obviously wouldn't ask for it back.

I'd also recommend always trying to refund through the company itself first before making a chargeback case.

[Nutany]

Obviously 'item not in box/not as described'.

What else if the items are tracked/signed for?

a list of good reasons/different extremely believable reasons/scenarios.

Thanks in advance.

You could also claim that you received a wrong item.

[Jimbo39238]

Obviously 'item not in box/not as described'.

What else if the items are tracked/signed for?

a list of good reasons/different extremely believable reasons/scenarios.

Thanks in advance.

You could also claim that you received a wrong item.

However you'd have to give something back as PayPal always asks for you to return the item.

[mothered]

Obviously 'item not in box/not as described'.

What else if the items are tracked/signed for?

a list of good reasons/different extremely believable reasons/scenarios.

Thanks in advance.

You could also claim that you received a wrong item.

They'll most likely request you to send It back, thereby get the correct Item shipped.

Best to go with the aforementioned reasons.

[karoloydi]

I just got a free £45 toaster from Amazon by mistake.
I booked return and the driver did not show up for two days straight.
I complained the first day. Then they promised that definitely the second day it will picked up.
Second day no one showed up. I complained that I feel like a prisoner in my own home. lol
They said to keep the item for free and they ll refund me.

You can create an SE out of this. Don't open the door and say that he never came, or that he just left a note without knocking on the door. (it happened to me before)

Edit: Sorry, I thought you meant Amazon refunds. You mean like Paypal chargebacks?

[oxycodone]

Edit: Sorry, I thought you meant Amazon refunds. You mean like Paypal chargebacks?

Money back through your bank called chargeback.
PayPal is a dispute system.

[toonblue]

I just got a free £45 toaster from Amazon by mistake.
I booked return and the driver did not show up for two days straight.
I complained the first day. Then they promised that definitely the second day it will picked up.
Second day no one showed up. I complained that I feel like a prisoner in my own home. lol
They said to keep the item for free and they ll refund me.

You can create an SE out of this. Don't open the door and say that he never came, or that he just left a note without knocking on the door. (it happened to me before)

Edit: Sorry, I thought you meant Amazon refunds. You mean like Paypal chargebacks?

This is genius and might even be worth its own post. I also have another trick to share but I'll leave it for another time.

[mothered]

I just got a free £45 toaster from Amazon by mistake.
I booked return and the driver did not show up for two days straight.
I complained the first day. Then they promised that definitely the second day it will picked up.
Second day no one showed up. I complained that I feel like a prisoner in my own home. lol
They said to keep the item for free and they ll refund me.

You can create an SE out of this. Don't open the door and say that he never came, or that he just left a note without knocking on the door. (it happened to me before)

In your case the driver legitimately did not arrive, so as a gesture of good will, they Issued a refund.

It's a different story altogether when the driver "does" arrive, and you claim otherwise by neglecting to respond to the delivery. Records are kept when and at what time they deliver goods.

That aside, well done with the SE.

[Rednaxela1]

It depends on what the item is, for example if it's a perfume in a glass bottle you can claim it broke during shipping and has spilt all over the parcel. They obviously wouldn't ask for it back.

I'd also recommend always trying to refund through the company itself first before making a chargeback case.

If i ordered aftershave/perfume for a place other than Amazon, they could possibly ask for photo proof?