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RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - peakyfblinder - 05-05-2022
(05-05-2022, 05:16 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote: Btw is this the same group you told me about? Still not worth joining?
I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Defeat - 05-05-2022
(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote:Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.(05-05-2022, 05:16 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote: Btw is this the same group you told me about? Still not worth joining?
I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - peakyfblinder - 05-05-2022
And you also gotta pay for amazon returns now - charged will be deducted from refund.
(05-05-2022, 05:37 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote:(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote:Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.(05-05-2022, 05:16 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote: Btw is this the same group you told me about? Still not worth joining?
I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.
Yea lemme know if you want in - i'll send you the link
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - kekek512 - 05-05-2022
(05-05-2022, 10:13 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: And you also gotta pay for amazon returns now - charged will be deducted from refund.
(05-05-2022, 05:37 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote:(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.
Yea lemme know if you want in - i'll send you the link
Can I get an invite as well please?
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Defeat - 05-08-2022
(05-05-2022, 10:13 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: And you also gotta pay for amazon returns now - charged will be deducted from refund.For sure, send it my way
(05-05-2022, 05:37 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote:(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.
Yea lemme know if you want in - i'll send you the link
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - nephele - 05-08-2022
(05-05-2022, 10:13 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: And you also gotta pay for amazon returns now - charged will be deducted from refund.If possible, send me it as well please.
(05-05-2022, 05:37 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote:(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.
Yea lemme know if you want in - i'll send you the link
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - peakyfblinder - 05-09-2022
Got a lot of messages to get in the group. At the moment the website is down - not sure why. I'll let you all know when its back up.
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - mothered - 05-09-2022
(05-09-2022, 12:49 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: Got a lot of messages to get in the group. At the moment the website is downHopefully It's not permanent.
Many sites of that nature Inevitably go down for good.
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - johnnyboiog88 - 05-09-2022
(05-05-2022, 10:13 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: And you also gotta pay for amazon returns now - charged will be deducted from refund.
(05-05-2022, 05:37 AM)Canadian Moose Wrote:(05-05-2022, 05:34 AM)peakyfblinder Wrote: I must say sometimes there is good info to be extracted - wasn't what i had expected though. To make good use of it one needs to be somewhat experienced since no one in there will step by step guide a whole process. I got in quiet some time ago with 0 experience - ultimately I just took the leap and learned from active SE's without anyone's help. At this point it could be useful to have those guys - i found the guy with wayfair scripts in there who did the 12k order for me afterall - however they don't share newer methods like the instant refund through UPS while the item is in transit - everyone talks about it however the ones that know dont share. I don't remember how much i had paid - i think it was between 150 - 250.Tbh, just getting a heads up about a company would be beneficial. 150-250 isn't bad in the long run.
Yea lemme know if you want in - i'll send you the link
As you have to pay for your own returns now, does this mean it’s not possible to FTID? As I understand, you would be taking responsibility for the package by paying for the postage and sending it.
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - gadou86 - 05-09-2022
You can say your on a business trip for 5-6 weeks and you have the items with you and you need to return it asape