[lucabrasi777]

what definition of "Scan" do you mean in this case? as it is very broad

It's self-explanatory: Refund on scan - scan It and get a refund.

In other words, the company (or whoever Is handling the shipment) scans the box/package and provides a refund.

I apologize for many questions that may seem elementary. I want to be clear and understand

No problem whatsoever.

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what definition of "Scan" do you mean in this case? as it is very broad

It's self-explanatory: Refund on scan - scan It and get a refund.

In other words, the company (or whoever Is handling the shipment) scans the box/package and provides a refund.

I apologize for many questions that may seem elementary. I want to be clear and understand

No problem whatsoever.

Does this mean that in order to receive a refund, you must first issue a return?
In order for the company to have something to scan)

[mothered]

Does this mean that in order to receive a refund, you must first issue a return?
In order for the company to have something to scan)

That Is correct.

[lucabrasi777]

Does this mean that in order to receive a refund, you must first issue a return?
In order for the company to have something to scan)

That Is correct.

This manipulation works in such a way that "special people" change the status of the product in the Amazon account to "Returned", and during this time your task is to "knock out" the refund?

[mothered]

Does this mean that in order to receive a refund, you must first issue a return?
In order for the company to have something to scan)

That Is correct.

This manipulation works in such a way that "special people" change the status of the product in the Amazon account to "Returned", and during this time your task is to "knock out" the refund?

I'm not referring to Insiders modifying the return process, but rather companies that offer refunds on scan assuming the return Is what It claims to be.

Quite a while back, Wayfair operated as such until they got hit hard by SE'ers. It took them a while to wake up to themselves, but eventually they got patched.

[lucabrasi777]

That Is correct.

This manipulation works in such a way that "special people" change the status of the product in the Amazon account to "Returned", and during this time your task is to "knock out" the refund?

I'm not referring to Insiders modifying the return process, but rather companies that offer refunds on scan assuming the return Is what It claims to be.

Quite a while back, Wayfair operated as such until they got hit hard by SE'ers. It took them a while to wake up to themselves, but eventually they got patched.

in this case, the instant will not work with companies that carefully check the boxes, correct?

Intresting how it works into big companies.

[Robbinhoodd]

This manipulation works in such a way that "special people" change the status of the product in the Amazon account to "Returned", and during this time your task is to "knock out" the refund?

I'm not referring to Insiders modifying the return process, but rather companies that offer refunds on scan assuming the return Is what It claims to be.

Quite a while back, Wayfair operated as such until they got hit hard by SE'ers. It took them a while to wake up to themselves, but eventually they got patched.

in this case, the instant will not work with companies that carefully check the boxes, correct?

Intresting how it works into big companies.

Instants can still work in this scenario if you box them

[mothered]

in this case, the instant will not work with companies that carefully check the boxes, correct?

As said:

companies that offer refunds on scan assuming the return Is what It claims to be.