[titchyyyy]

Yep, I'm with flappyduck.

I also returned a 2500k processor in an 8600k box. Anybody who has seen a processor knows how identical the two are, yet, they refused me the refund for sending back the wrong item.

That's why you can't be sloppy with Amazon anymore like we all used to, they're definitely tightening up the ship.

[mothered]

I also returned a 2500k processor in an 8600k box. Anybody who has seen a processor knows how identical the two are, yet, they refused me the refund for sending back the wrong item.

That's why you can't be sloppy with Amazon anymore like we all used to, they're definitely tightening up the ship.

I fully agree.

In every post of mine, I always recommend sending a stock Item. Sure, at times they don't check but when they do (as In your case), they'll decline It.

[Checkpoint]

I ordered some computer bits from the Amazon warehouse. Swapped them over. Sent them back. Got an email telling me I've returned the incorrect items. Flat out refused to refund me without returning the items they want. Be careful with swapping stuff out. Just do wrong item received

If you claim "wrong item received", you will still have to send them something else, won't you?
In that case, do you have liberty of choosing what item to send back?

Does this cause account block/black list?

[spumaa]

I ordered some computer bits from the Amazon warehouse. Swapped them over. Sent them back. Got an email telling me I've returned the incorrect items. Flat out refused to refund me without returning the items they want. Be careful with swapping stuff out. Just do wrong item received

If you claim "wrong item received", you will still have to send them something else, won't you?
In that case, do you have liberty of choosing what item to send back?

Does this cause account block/black list?

I have the same question, if you say "wrong item received" do we have to send it back?