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Amazon UK SE - Craig1690 - 12-22-2019
Hello ive been out of the SE game for a while now, im looking to SE a laptop and im wondering the best way to go about it?
I hear amazon UK is a bit shit for it these days.
Is it better to with amazon.de or. . It??
RE: Amazon UK SE - mothered - 12-22-2019
The "DNA" Is predominantly carrier-based hence considered a universal method, therefore works with just about any company when formulated and executed effectively.
Given the nature of the Item, namely the cost (and the method Itself), do expect an Investigation opened and possibly a lengthy claims process.
RE: Amazon UK SE - Craig1690 - 12-22-2019
(12-22-2019, 07:31 AM)mothered Wrote: The "DNA" Is predominantly carrier-based hence considered a universal method, therefore works with just about any company when formulated and executed effectively.Yeah i agree, but would you not say amazon UK is a bit shitty these says? I recently had something delivered and the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my door
Given the nature of the Item, namely the cost (and the method Itself), do expect an Investigation opened and possibly a lengthy claims process.
RE: Amazon UK SE - mothered - 12-22-2019
(12-22-2019, 11:10 AM)Craig1690 Wrote:(12-22-2019, 07:31 AM)mothered Wrote: The "DNA" Is predominantly carrier-based hence considered a universal method, therefore works with just about any company when formulated and executed effectively.Yeah i agree, but would you not say amazon UK is a bit shitty these says? I recently had something delivered and the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my door
Given the nature of the Item, namely the cost (and the method Itself), do expect an Investigation opened and possibly a lengthy claims process.
I haven't personally dealt with Amazon UK, but have read reports of what you're saying.
Quote:the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my doorGiven there's no authorizing signature by the account holder, It's perfect for the DNA method.
Do note that a package that's marked as delivered, Is by no means an Indication that you've personally received It. As far as you're concerned, the package was left at the front door, only to be taken/stolen by some random person who happened to walk by your premises.
RE: Amazon UK SE - Craig1690 - 12-22-2019
(12-22-2019, 11:27 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-22-2019, 11:10 AM)Craig1690 Wrote:(12-22-2019, 07:31 AM)mothered Wrote: The "DNA" Is predominantly carrier-based hence considered a universal method, therefore works with just about any company when formulated and executed effectively.Yeah i agree, but would you not say amazon UK is a bit shitty these says? I recently had something delivered and the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my door
Given the nature of the Item, namely the cost (and the method Itself), do expect an Investigation opened and possibly a lengthy claims process.
I haven't personally dealt with Amazon UK, but have read reports of what you're saying.
Quote:the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my doorGiven there's no authorizing signature by the account holder, It's perfect for the DNA method.
Do note that a package that's marked as delivered, Is by no means an Indication that you've personally received It. As far as you're concerned, the package was left at the front door, only to be taken/stolen by some random person who happened to walk by your premises.
Alright thanks for the information
RE: Amazon UK SE - mothered - 12-22-2019
(12-22-2019, 11:47 AM)Craig1690 Wrote:(12-22-2019, 11:27 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-22-2019, 11:10 AM)Craig1690 Wrote: Yeah i agree, but would you not say amazon UK is a bit shitty these says? I recently had something delivered and the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my door
I haven't personally dealt with Amazon UK, but have read reports of what you're saying.
Quote:the carrier took a picture of the item they left delivered at my doorGiven there's no authorizing signature by the account holder, It's perfect for the DNA method.
Do note that a package that's marked as delivered, Is by no means an Indication that you've personally received It. As far as you're concerned, the package was left at the front door, only to be taken/stolen by some random person who happened to walk by your premises.
Alright thanks for the information
You're most welcome.