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AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - YakuzaN - 02-11-2019
Hello
Quick question.
I was SE'ing Amazon and they told me they will launch an investigation regarding my order, and that they will send me a document that they require me to sign at the bottom as they may pursue it with the police (UK)
Am I safe to sign it etc?
Will police really do anything?
Anyone else had any experiences?
Story: Bought an item that required a signature on delivery.
The delivery guy never asked for a signature, just walked off and left. Amazon now says Delivered "Handed to resident" (I live in a house with around 10 people in)
I called them, they told me they will be sending me a document to sign as investigation has now been launched regarding the order.
What will happen? Will the delivery courier go to my house now?
Also, how long do investigations take?
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - Spontaneous - 02-11-2019
Nah nothing will happen unless the item was in the grand Larceny area like $1200+ Otherwise just don’t sign anything and you should be good, your account will probably get banned that’s about it.
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - mothered - 02-12-2019
Quote:I called them, they told me they will be sending me a document to sign
Am I safe to sign it
It depends what the document Is.
If It's an affidavit, It's legally binding and admissible In court, so do NOT sign It. The moment you receive It, please reply.
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - YakuzaN - 02-12-2019
(02-12-2019, 11:37 AM)mothered Wrote:Quote:I called them, they told me they will be sending me a document to sign
Am I safe to sign it
It depends what the document Is.
If It's an affidavit, It's legally binding and admissible In court, so do NOT sign It. The moment you receive It, please reply.
The document just states it's a truth declaration
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - mothered - 02-12-2019
(02-12-2019, 12:53 PM)YakuzaN Wrote:(02-12-2019, 11:37 AM)mothered Wrote:Quote:I called them, they told me they will be sending me a document to sign
Am I safe to sign it
It depends what the document Is.
If It's an affidavit, It's legally binding and admissible In court, so do NOT sign It. The moment you receive It, please reply.
The document just states it's a truth declaration
I assume It's a statutory declaration, correct?
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - YakuzaN - 02-13-2019
(02-12-2019, 03:14 PM)mothered Wrote:(02-12-2019, 12:53 PM)YakuzaN Wrote:(02-12-2019, 11:37 AM)mothered Wrote: It depends what the document Is.
If It's an affidavit, It's legally binding and admissible In court, so do NOT sign It. The moment you receive It, please reply.
The document just states it's a truth declaration
I assume It's a statutory declaration, correct?
I am not 100%, the contents of the email include: My name, where I reside, email address, date i placed order, items I placed, confirmation from amazon that the order had been delivered, however to my knowledge, it has not been delivered to the address. Declaration of truth stating that to best of my knowledge and that it may be submitted in evidence, that I may be liable to prosecution if I state anything in it that was false. Signed and dated.
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - Spontaneous - 02-13-2019
Don’t sign, you will be arrested more than likely.
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - mothered - 02-13-2019
(02-13-2019, 12:22 AM)YakuzaN Wrote:(02-12-2019, 03:14 PM)mothered Wrote:(02-12-2019, 12:53 PM)YakuzaN Wrote: The document just states it's a truth declaration
I assume It's a statutory declaration, correct?
I am not 100%, the contents of the email include: My name, where I reside, email address, date i placed order, items I placed, confirmation from amazon that the order had been delivered, however to my knowledge, it has not been delivered to the address. Declaration of truth stating that to best of my knowledge and that it may be submitted in evidence, that I may be liable to prosecution if I state anything in it that was false. Signed and dated.
Sounds like a statutory declaration, which Is perfectly fine to sign.
If you can please post It's contents, I can Identify exactly what It Is.
RE: AMAZON Launched "investigation" regarding my order - unsurpassab1e - 02-13-2019
(02-13-2019, 12:22 AM)YakuzaN Wrote:(02-12-2019, 03:14 PM)mothered Wrote:(02-12-2019, 12:53 PM)YakuzaN Wrote: The document just states it's a truth declaration
I assume It's a statutory declaration, correct?
I am not 100%, the contents of the email include: My name, where I reside, email address, date i placed order, items I placed, confirmation from amazon that the order had been delivered, however to my knowledge, it has not been delivered to the address. Declaration of truth stating that to best of my knowledge and that it may be submitted in evidence, that I may be liable to prosecution if I state anything in it that was false. Signed and dated.
How many times have you SE'd Amazon? To receive this letter?