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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #11
(06-29-2019, 04:25 AM)mothered Wrote: An affidavit Is admissible In court.

I strongly suggest not to sign It.
Man I already signed in and sent it. I'll have to back track if the whole situation goes left

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #12
(06-29-2019, 01:44 AM)zorrophreak Wrote: More than likely you're going to be alright. Keep us updated, but more than likely it will be a fruitless investigation and you will receive your refund/replacement set and while they might be registered for loss prevention, they're airpods and to my knowledge Apple doesn't do iCloud Locks for Air pods lol.
Yeah I suspected that they dont do cloud locks as it's only ear phones.

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #13
No way in hell headphones cloud lock.
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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #14
Someone I know did a couple of refunds recently and he had to go through the same protocol and be received his refund. One his items were a PS4 too

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #15
If your on track boy then stay on track and remember to be smooth.
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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #16
(06-29-2019, 01:23 PM)KBytes Wrote: If your on track boy then stay on track and remember to be smooth.
will do sir

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #17
(06-29-2019, 12:54 PM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(06-29-2019, 04:25 AM)mothered Wrote: An affidavit Is admissible In court.

I strongly suggest not to sign It.
Man I already signed in and sent it. I'll have to back track if the whole situation goes left

It may not lead to anything other than moving forward with your claim, however If they wanted to pursue the matter further, the affidavit can be used as evidence In court.
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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #18
(06-30-2019, 03:25 AM)mothered Wrote:
(06-29-2019, 12:54 PM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(06-29-2019, 04:25 AM)mothered Wrote: An affidavit Is admissible In court.

I strongly suggest not to sign It.
Man I already signed in and sent it. I'll have to back track if the whole situation goes left

It may not lead to anything other than moving forward with your claim, however If they wanted to pursue the matter further, the affidavit can be used as evidence In court.
They had this to say.
"Hello,

We’re sorry to hear that you haven’t received your item(s) for order #206-7480062-8661933.

We have fully investigated this matter, including with the delivery carrier who delivered the package. Based on the outcome of our investigations, we believe the package was delivered to the correct address. In particular we have considered information from our records, as follows which indicate the item as delivered:

- the timed geocode stamp of the delivery location;
- information collected at the point of delivery; and
- the package weight and reported condition upon delivery.

Accordingly, based on our investigations, we won’t be able to provide a replacement or refund for this order at this time.

If you think that someone has intercepted your item without your permission, this is a crime, and you may wish to contact your local police authorities to pursue this matter further. To assist, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will happily cooperate with the police as part of any investigation.

If the issue isn't resolved after contacting local police, please contact us again and include a copy of the police report, crime reference number and details of the station where the incident was reported. Please note: to assist in obtaining a police report, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will then validate the report with the local police force in question; for that reason, we are unable to accept reports filed with Action Fraud, as this is a reporting centre, rather than a local police force.

Please forward a PDF, JPG or PNG copy of the police report to the following address: uk-deliveryinvestigation@Amazon.co.uk. Please be sure to include key information including:

- Name/Rank of the officer
- Name of police station
- Phone Number of police station
- Crime Reference Number

As the outcome of our detailed investigation suggests that the item was delivered, unfortunately without any such police report reporting the crime of theft or interception of the item, we are unable to take further action."
I thought the weight of the airpods is low enough to give customers the benefit of the doubt.
What should I do next?

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #19
(06-30-2019, 07:17 PM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(06-30-2019, 03:25 AM)mothered Wrote:
(06-29-2019, 12:54 PM)moneymaker6660 Wrote: Man I already signed in and sent it. I'll have to back track if the whole situation goes left

It may not lead to anything other than moving forward with your claim, however If they wanted to pursue the matter further, the affidavit can be used as evidence In court.
They had this to say.
"Hello,

We’re sorry to hear that you haven’t received your item(s) for order #206-7480062-8661933.

We have fully investigated this matter, including with the delivery carrier who delivered the package. Based on the outcome of our investigations, we believe the package was delivered to the correct address. In particular we have considered information from our records, as follows which indicate the item as delivered:

- the timed geocode stamp of the delivery location;
- information collected at the point of delivery; and
- the package weight and reported condition upon delivery.

Accordingly, based on our investigations, we won’t be able to provide a replacement or refund for this order at this time.

If you think that someone has intercepted your item without your permission, this is a crime, and you may wish to contact your local police authorities to pursue this matter further. To assist, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will happily cooperate with the police as part of any investigation.

If the issue isn't resolved after contacting local police, please contact us again and include a copy of the police report, crime reference number and details of the station where the incident was reported. Please note: to assist in obtaining a police report, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will then validate the report with the local police force in question; for that reason, we are unable to accept reports filed with Action Fraud, as this is a reporting centre, rather than a local police force.

Please forward a PDF, JPG or PNG copy of the police report to the following address: uk-deliveryinvestigation@Amazon.co.uk. Please be sure to include key information including:

- Name/Rank of the officer
- Name of police station
- Phone Number of police station
- Crime Reference Number

As the outcome of our detailed investigation suggests that the item was delivered, unfortunately without any such police report reporting the crime of theft or interception of the item, we are unable to take further action."
I thought the weight of the airpods is low enough to give customers the benefit of the doubt.
What should I do next?
I've been told you can call up and them that you went to the station and the police are not going to step into such a petty case...

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RE: Airpods Amazon affidavit #20
(06-30-2019, 07:50 PM)Kevin123 Wrote:
(06-30-2019, 07:17 PM)moneymaker6660 Wrote:
(06-30-2019, 03:25 AM)mothered Wrote: It may not lead to anything other than moving forward with your claim, however If they wanted to pursue the matter further, the affidavit can be used as evidence In court.
They had this to say.
"Hello,

We’re sorry to hear that you haven’t received your item(s) for order #206-7480062-8661933.

We have fully investigated this matter, including with the delivery carrier who delivered the package. Based on the outcome of our investigations, we believe the package was delivered to the correct address. In particular we have considered information from our records, as follows which indicate the item as delivered:

- the timed geocode stamp of the delivery location;
- information collected at the point of delivery; and
- the package weight and reported condition upon delivery.

Accordingly, based on our investigations, we won’t be able to provide a replacement or refund for this order at this time.

If you think that someone has intercepted your item without your permission, this is a crime, and you may wish to contact your local police authorities to pursue this matter further. To assist, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will happily cooperate with the police as part of any investigation.

If the issue isn't resolved after contacting local police, please contact us again and include a copy of the police report, crime reference number and details of the station where the incident was reported. Please note: to assist in obtaining a police report, we recommend that you provide a copy of this email to the police to help explain what has happened. We will then validate the report with the local police force in question; for that reason, we are unable to accept reports filed with Action Fraud, as this is a reporting centre, rather than a local police force.

Please forward a PDF, JPG or PNG copy of the police report to the following address: uk-deliveryinvestigation@Amazon.co.uk. Please be sure to include key information including:

- Name/Rank of the officer
- Name of police station
- Phone Number of police station
- Crime Reference Number

As the outcome of our detailed investigation suggests that the item was delivered, unfortunately without any such police report reporting the crime of theft or interception of the item, we are unable to take further action."
I thought the weight of the airpods is low enough to give customers the benefit of the doubt.
What should I do next?
I've been told you can call up and them that you went to the station and the police are not going to step into such a petty case...
that seems risky sir. how likely is it to work

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