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RE: Need help with Amazon - seriousmass11 - 12-01-2021
(12-01-2021, 11:37 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-01-2021, 11:34 AM)seriousmass11 Wrote: They asked me to sign an affidavitIt's most likely only required to move forward with the claim, but because It's legally binding, I always suggest not to sign It.
Ultimately, It's your call.
They also say in the mail that “Upon receipt, we will complete your request” so it sounds good but i won’t take the risk.
How should I go about returning it without raising any suspicion?
RE: Need help with Amazon - mothered - 12-01-2021
(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: They also say in the mail that “Upon receipt, we will complete your request” so it sounds good but i won’t take the risk.As said, the affidavit may only be required to evaluate your claim.
My previous post Is purely based on the probability of the company taking the matter further, legally or otherwise.
(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: How should I go about returning it without raising any suspicion?As In legitimately return the AirPods for a refund?
RE: Need help with Amazon - seriousmass11 - 12-01-2021
(12-01-2021, 03:11 PM)mothered Wrote:(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: They also say in the mail that “Upon receipt, we will complete your request” so it sounds good but i won’t take the risk.As said, the affidavit may only be required to evaluate your claim.
My previous post Is purely based on the probability of the company taking the matter further, legally or otherwise.
(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: How should I go about returning it without raising any suspicion?As In legitimately return the AirPods for a refund?
Yes as a legit return, just don’t know what story I can tell them. I have already told them that I removed the plastic and the AirPods and charging case was gone.
RE: Need help with Amazon - mothered - 12-01-2021
(12-01-2021, 04:13 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote:Alternatively, you can box them.(12-01-2021, 03:11 PM)mothered Wrote:(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: They also say in the mail that “Upon receipt, we will complete your request” so it sounds good but i won’t take the risk.As said, the affidavit may only be required to evaluate your claim.
My previous post Is purely based on the probability of the company taking the matter further, legally or otherwise.
(12-01-2021, 01:19 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: How should I go about returning it without raising any suspicion?As In legitimately return the AirPods for a refund?
Yes as a legit return, just don’t know what story I can tell them. I have already told them that I removed the plastic and the AirPods and charging case was gone.
The AirPods are light enough to do so without substituting the weight.
RE: Need help with Amazon - seriousmass11 - 12-01-2021
(12-01-2021, 11:05 PM)mothered Wrote:(12-01-2021, 04:13 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote:Alternatively, you can box them.(12-01-2021, 03:11 PM)mothered Wrote: As said, the affidavit may only be required to evaluate your claim.
My previous post Is purely based on the probability of the company taking the matter further, legally or otherwise.
As In legitimately return the AirPods for a refund?
Yes as a legit return, just don’t know what story I can tell them. I have already told them that I removed the plastic and the AirPods and charging case was gone.
The AirPods are light enough to do so without substituting the weight.
Yes that’s a good idea I’ll try boxing them but what should I tell them about the AirPods? do I just claim that I found them?
RE: Need help with Amazon - mothered - 12-02-2021
(12-01-2021, 11:49 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: Yes that’s a good idea I’ll try boxing them but what should I tell them about the AirPods? do I just claim that I found them?You can say that a family member took them out of the box without your knowledge, and you were told about It after filing your claim.
If Amazon took note of what you've told them below, only refer to the box and not the plastic.
Quote:I have already told them that I removed the plastic and the AirPods and charging case was gone.
RE: Need help with Amazon - cybertrickz - 12-02-2021
if you can, you can buy fake iPods and returned them ...
here in London, people are selling fake iPods on the streets for 20 pounds..
RE: Need help with Amazon - mothered - 12-02-2021
(12-02-2021, 01:05 AM)cybertrickz Wrote: if you can, you can buy fake iPods and returned them ...Hopefully the returns centre/Inwards goods won't thoroughly check It.
here in London, people are selling fake iPods on the streets for 20 pounds..
RE: Need help with Amazon - seriousmass11 - 12-02-2021
(12-02-2021, 09:06 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-02-2021, 01:05 AM)cybertrickz Wrote: if you can, you can buy fake iPods and returned them ...Hopefully the returns centre/Inwards goods won't thoroughly check It.
here in London, people are selling fake iPods on the streets for 20 pounds..
They bought the story and I can now return it but I got a new mail yesterday from Amazon saying that “ We recently reviewed the order activity on your account. Your order history shows that you have received a large number of refunds or replacements for items that were missing in your package.” Which is weird because I’ve only done 1 refund, and 1 that failed (this one) and over 20+ legit purchases
RE: Need help with Amazon - mothered - 12-02-2021
(12-02-2021, 01:21 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: They bought the story and I can now return itGood to read.
Please reply when you receive their response on the return.
(12-02-2021, 01:21 PM)seriousmass11 Wrote: but I got a new mail yesterday from Amazon saying that “ We recently reviewed the order activity on your account. Your order history shows that you have received a large number of refunds or replacements for items that were missing in your package.” Which is weird because I’ve only done 1 refund, and 1 that failed (this one) and over 20+ legit purchasesIt's a typical automated message from Amazon, that tends to be Inaccurate at times. Many people have received the message under similar circumstances as yourself.