[peakyfblinder]

Had only US reports up until now - I believe CA is going to follow up in near future.

Canceling an item is fully within a customers right - they cant suspect fraud if the item doesn't deliver anymore.

The German amazon takes about 30 days to refund on ftid according to others and there are cases where after the said timeframe they simply ban the account. I also saw someone here yesterday with the same problem. Looks like they upped their fraud prevention.

The UPS method is still hitting though - tracking shows what it shows and even carrier rep's go by what the tracking says.

[Andrea Bags]

Had only US reports up until now - I believe CA is going to follow up in near future.

Canceling an item is fully within a customers right - they cant suspect fraud if the item doesn't deliver anymore.

The German amazon takes about 30 days to refund on ftid according to others and there are cases where after the said timeframe they simply ban the account. I also saw someone here yesterday with the same problem. Looks like they upped their fraud prevention.

The UPS method is still hitting though - tracking shows what it shows and even carrier rep's go by what the tracking says.

in Canada they did exactly that to me after 30 days they closed it https://sinister.li/Thread-Amazon-LIT

[wdihuwuhidhuw]

Canceling an item is fully within a customers right - they cant suspect fraud if the item doesn't deliver anymore.

Yes that is quite true and may be one of the pros of your post, as users are indistinguishable from genuine customers trying to cancel their orders.
To my knowledge, only such customer service exists at Amazon where you can cancel an item after it has been shipped.
l am fairly new but it seems to me that people have been accustomed to how lenient they are in general.
I'm sure it would be laughable to request other companies to cancel your order while it's in transit and you would have to end up refusing delivery or returning the item.

A question regarding the aftermath, is there a chance of users being billed after it is noticed that the cancelled item was in fact delivered? Wouldn't this render an account useless as payment methods would then have to be disconnected?

[BetterThings2]

Just my 2 cents on my experience using this method (first time using it) I ordered an Item then cancelled it in transit, and got the customer refused order message. I contacted support and mentioned I didnt cancel it, the rep had a replacement sent out (my original package never made it to me) Finally a few hours after I recieved my replacement I get an email stating that because the orginal package got sent back that I will be getting a refund. So it seems like if you can get them to initiate a replacement the same day you should be able to get the replacement product as well as the refund for the og package not making it. Sorry for the long post just thought I share my experience, would love to know what you all think.

[stealthysnake88]

Refunders are gonna hate me for this - works only with US and CA accounts.

Only items Fulfilled by Amazon.
Only Amazon logistics ( tracking starts with TBA )
Mostly Sold & Shipped by Amazon handled by USPS except high valued items and heavy items
High valued items = UPS
Heavy items = FedEx
Small items = USPS
Foods and Supplies = TBA


For higher TBA chances, select the fastest shipping method and pay extra.


And here is the magic:

Place your order
Make sure tracking starts with TBA
When it's in transit cancel it
Hit up chat and ask the rep what happened, you didn't cancel it.
They'll send you a replacement immediately.
Return it and get your refund.

Sounds dumb since the item in Transit would most likely make it to you despite being canceled and as a customer service rep thats what I be telling you - but seems to work and this the in transit method refunders are offering aside from the UPS spoofs.

Its really that simple?

[freedomfighter]

Tried it today.

Not working. The rep didn't agree replacement. Maybe because my lack of se skills.

Cancelled order means cancelled delivery

At least in my city.

[mothered]

Tried it today.
Not working. 

Its success rate Is equally divided at 50%.

The rep didn't agree replacement.

What was the rep's exact reply?

[GOATEDGOD6969]

Had only US reports up until now - I believe CA is going to follow up in near future.

Canceling an item is fully within a customers right - they cant suspect fraud if the item doesn't deliver anymore.

The German amazon takes about 30 days to refund on ftid according to others and there are cases where after the said timeframe they simply ban the account. I also saw someone here yesterday with the same problem. Looks like they upped their fraud prevention.

The UPS method is still hitting though - tracking shows what it shows and even carrier rep's go by what the tracking says.

What is the UPS method?
Has anyone tried this with larger items?
I think success might be based on weight but that's just a guess.
I wana try it with a big item but I can't afford to pay for the item if the SE fails.

[peakyfblinder]

Had only US reports up until now - I believe CA is going to follow up in near future.

Canceling an item is fully within a customers right - they cant suspect fraud if the item doesn't deliver anymore.

The German amazon takes about 30 days to refund on ftid according to others and there are cases where after the said timeframe they simply ban the account. I also saw someone here yesterday with the same problem. Looks like they upped their fraud prevention.

The UPS method is still hitting though - tracking shows what it shows and even carrier rep's go by what the tracking says.

What is the UPS method?
Has anyone tried this with larger items?
I think success might be based on weight but that's just a guess.
I wana try it with a big item but I can't afford to pay for the item if the SE fails.

Never SE an item you can't afford if it doesn't go well - cases like that make sure whatever you do is within the return time frame. The UPS method are RTS scans. You pay a boxer who has the connection to that to modify your tracking while its in transit. As for larger items, depends on method and store.

[stealthysnake88]

Refunders are gonna hate me for this - works only with US and CA accounts.

Only items Fulfilled by Amazon.
Only Amazon logistics ( tracking starts with TBA )
Mostly Sold & Shipped by Amazon handled by USPS except high valued items and heavy items
High valued items = UPS
Heavy items = FedEx
Small items = USPS
Foods and Supplies = TBA


For higher TBA chances, select the fastest shipping method and pay extra.


And here is the magic:

Place your order
Make sure tracking starts with TBA
When it's in transit cancel it
Hit up chat and ask the rep what happened, you didn't cancel it.
They'll send you a replacement immediately.
Return it and get your refund.

Sounds dumb since the item in Transit would most likely make it to you despite being canceled and as a customer service rep thats what I be telling you - but seems to work and this the in transit method refunders are offering aside from the UPS spoofs.

Ah wank, so it doesn't work in uk? That sucks