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SE'ing Amazon - swagaloo - 08-02-2018
Hi, I've ordered a PS4 today from Amazon with the intent of SE'ing Amazon and getting a refund. I've used SE before, but not when it comes to anything related with Amazon or any other online store.
I'm not sure yet if I'll need to sign the package, but I have prepared for both scenarios (if I don't need to sign, I'll claim it never arrived) (if I do, I will claim I received an empty package or I got the wrong item, something that is considered a hazard and cannot be shipped back)
I've seen some stories of people claiming that the box was empty and get denied by an investigation from Amazon, stating the package a proper weight, is that something I should be worried?
Also my account is over 2 years old, but this is the first time I'm placing an order on this acc (previously used a friend's account due to him having prime)
Thanks for the read, every tip is appreciated.
RE: SE'ing Amazon - fang306 - 08-02-2018
Well you have another option, that being to give a false signature and claim that ino one came to your house to imply a misdelivery, also if this is from amazon.ca any purchase under 1300$ CAD will not require a signature and this is even with tax included the base market value just has to be 1300$ or less good luck!
RE: SE'ing Amazon - swagaloo - 08-02-2018
(08-02-2018, 02:07 PM)fang306 Wrote: Well you have another option, that being to give a false signature and claim that ino one came to your house to imply a misdelivery, also if this is from amazon.ca any purchase under 1300$ CAD will not require a signature and this is even with tax included the base market value just has to be 1300$ or less good luck!
I don't remember the last time I've had to sign for something from Amazon either, good advice.