[knucklehead513]

Then a PR cannot be filed.

Using fake details will falsify the report, and your real credentials will result In a mismatch of Information with your online account.

If that's the case, what would I switch my method to?

Records are kept of every claim and are referenced as needed.

Opting for another method while the claim Is In progress, will certainly raise suspicion.

Do I take the L on this SE? I'm not sure what else I can do besides tell Amazon I "found" the Airpods box and then do a return and try SE again with the next order, and if that doesn't work just sell the Airpods for my money back.

[mothered]

Do I take the L on this SE? I'm not sure what else I can do besides tell Amazon I "found" the Airpods box and then do a return and try SE again with the next order, and if that doesn't work just sell the Airpods for my money back.

Given you've used the EB/missing Item method, It's not a theft-related Incident, so a PR Is not warranted.

Tell Amazon that the police refused to provide the report based on the above grounds.

[A1.lds]

Ok, just went on call with amazon, they basically said they’ll investigate it

Exactly as I expected:

The nature of the DNA tends to trigger an Investigation

and give me an update on Tuesday the 5th.

If you don't hear from them, get In touch the following day and ask where your claim Is at.

As expected, they asked for a police report, I filed one and contacted amazon straight after. They verified this with the police and then offered me a refund. In short, the SE was successful.

Are the police going to contact me?
@mothered

[mothered]

As expected, they asked for a police report, I filed one and contacted amazon straight after. They verified this with the police and then offered me a refund. In short, the SE was successful.

Excellent to read, well done.

Are the police going to contact me?

No, the claim Is over and done with so the report will be archived.

[A1.lds]

As expected, they asked for a police report, I filed one and contacted amazon straight after. They verified this with the police and then offered me a refund. In short, the SE was successful.

Excellent to read, well done.

Are the police going to contact me?

No, the claim Is over and done with so the report will be archived.

Perfect thanks for the help again

[knucklehead513]

Do I take the L on this SE? I'm not sure what else I can do besides tell Amazon I "found" the Airpods box and then do a return and try SE again with the next order, and if that doesn't work just sell the Airpods for my money back.

Given you've used the EB/missing Item method, It's not a theft-related Incident, so a PR Is not warranted.

Tell Amazon that the police refused to provide the report based on the above grounds.

Okay, I will go ahead and let them know, hopefully they take that as an answer. Another question I have unrelated is regarding using a different billing address while using a VPN to hide traceable info. Do I pick a random address based in the city/location I have the VPN set in? (Is it risky, as that billing address could belong to someone?)

UPDATE: So I called Amazon and told them accordingly that the police refuse to give a PR, then Amazon said there is nothing they can do without that PR and the best thing I can do is file a claim with the carrier (USPS). I told Amazon that I had called the carrier and that the carrier said to take it up with Amazon but the Amazon CS insisted that I had to file a claim.

[mothered]

As expected, they asked for a police report, I filed one and contacted amazon straight after. They verified this with the police and then offered me a refund. In short, the SE was successful.

Excellent to read, well done.

Are the police going to contact me?

No, the claim Is over and done with so the report will be archived.

Perfect thanks for the help again

You're most welcome.