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RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: RIP Amazon.Ca ? (/Thread-RIP-Amazon-Ca) |
RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Defeat - 05-13-2022 What BS, a $20 return, only a Purolator option and it can't be picked up. We don't even have that shit nearby RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - mothered - 05-14-2022 (05-13-2022, 09:25 PM)Canadian Moose Wrote: What BS, a $20 return, only a Purolator option and it can't be picked up. We don't even have that shit nearbyHow convenient. Ridiculous to say the least. RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Defeat - 05-20-2022 Don't have any large orders to test out but I tried it on some smaller orders and both CP and UPS are back as options. They were both gone for pretty much all my orders. RE: RIP Amazon.Ca ? - Nabeshin - 05-20-2022 Just wanted to share how the .it version works for returns, since I just checked yesterday as I was investing the FTID possibility, and we're usually given these options: - labelless, packageless, QR code: you take the unpacked item to a UPS point and they do it all for you, non-FTIDable - labelless QR code, you do your ownpacking and drop it at the post office (not UPS), non-FTIDable but boxable I guess - more variations of the same with DHL, including a pickup at home, all of these are label-less - just one, single DHL option with a label, the only chance for a FTID They make it seems like "hey, it's easier to return it this way, you don't even need a printer" while it's probably just a safer way to get their package unscammed for them |