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First time trying to SE Amazon - Ab0rted_Fetus - 02-26-2019

I am planning on SE Amazon for a total of approximately $2400 USD. It's for computer parts. I have had a legitimate Amazon account for 10+ years. I never have tried to SE Amazon before and use Amazon for legitimate purposes.

Can I submit a claim that the package was stolen after it was delivered and ask for a refund to my account/cc? I live in a suburban neighborhood where my neighbors are at work until 7pm.

Any tips or suggestions?


RE: First time trying to SE Amazon - mothered - 02-26-2019

You've created a duplicate thread, of which I've deleted It.

As per forum rules, only one thread of the same type Is permitted.


RE: First time trying to SE Amazon - Tibo inc - 02-26-2019

Jesus christ, start small not a first time with $2400.

If you have had no previous amazon experience expect failure on this amount.

Not being mean, just simply stating what I believe.


RE: First time trying to SE Amazon - Ab0rted_Fetus - 02-26-2019

I didn't take it personally, at all. Just would like to know the strategy. I have never had DNA or stolen package claim in my account history.

What's the rationale with multiple small order versus one large single SE event?


RE: First time trying to SE Amazon - Tibo inc - 02-26-2019

(02-26-2019, 05:19 PM)Ab0rted_Fetus Wrote: I didn't take it personally, at all. Just would like to know the strategy. I have never had  DNA or stolen package claim in my account history.

What's the rationale with multiple small order versus one large single SE event?

One thing, hit reply on someone else's post and they will be notified you replied.

Anyway, if you are doing multiple small items, you could claim a few were missing, or the wrong item.

For a large item, again you could do the item never arrived, imply it was stolen or something. Or you could just do the wrong item and ship them a cheaper item with a similar weight.


RE: First time trying to SE Amazon - mothered - 02-27-2019

Quote:Can I submit a claim that the package was stolen after it was delivered

Is a signature required on delivery of the package?