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Amazon Query - Qlova - 05-30-2018
So although being told at checkout that all 3 items were in stock and would be delivered together today, I got an email this morning saying only 2 are arriving today and the other item is coming tomorrow.
I ordered some earphones, a charger bank and some headphones and the headphones & earphones were what I was going to claim that didn't arrive but they've been split up.
I'm not stupid and I know amazon won't fall for it if I use the not in box method for both items, but is there any way around this? I was thinking of saying the earphones were not in the package today (no box for them etc) and tomorrow say that I received the headphones but it was just an empty box. Or is this just as stupid as saying not in box for both?
Anyone had experience with something similar? Should I just send back and re order?
RE: Amazon Query - Scorpio - 05-31-2018
Well I had same trouble with Macy's...
2 items coming from 2 different packages.. So I had to play the Partial Card
RE: Amazon Query - mothered - 06-01-2018
(05-30-2018, 10:15 PM)Qlova Wrote: Should I just send back and re order?
Do just that.
Wait a little while (a few weeks or so) prior to reordering. In doing so, It will not be In close timing between sending the Items back & reordering, hence will not raise suspicion with the SE.
RE: Amazon Query - Cylow - 06-01-2018
I’d go with a partial or re order.
RE: Amazon Query - Qlova - 06-03-2018
I decided to just refund the most expensive and return the other.
Refund was done straight away, no questions asked