[bi0hazard02]

Hello everyone,

Just a quick question on Amazon SE wrong item received, if for example i buy the legit product that i want from amazon.co.uk can i buy the wrong item from the amazon.es ? Both items are fulfilled by amazon warehouse.

Or should i buy the wrong item also from the same amazon.co.uk ?

Thank you

[mothered]

if for example i buy the legit product that i want from amazon.co.uk can i buy the wrong item from the amazon.es ? Both items are fulfilled by amazon warehouse.

The question Is, are both Items from the same fulfillment center?

If the answer Is no, then they're not registered as stock on hand- that Is, part of the same Inventory.

[bi0hazard02]

if for example i buy the legit product that i want from amazon.co.uk can i buy the wrong item from the amazon.es ? Both items are fulfilled by amazon warehouse.

The question Is, are both Items from the same fulfillment center?

If the answer Is no, then they're not registered as stock on hand- that Is, part of the same Inventory.

Hello Mothered,

I can't know for sure about it... I do know that they have the same product in both websites.
To be safer should i just ordered from the same country?

[unkn0wn123]

Order it from the same country, ordering from a different country doesn't make much sense

[mothered]

if for example i buy the legit product that i want from amazon.co.uk can i buy the wrong item from the amazon.es ? Both items are fulfilled by amazon warehouse.

The question Is, are both Items from the same fulfillment center?

If the answer Is no, then they're not registered as stock on hand- that Is, part of the same Inventory.

Hello Mothered,

I can't know for sure about it... I do know that they have the same product in both websites.
To  be safer should i just ordered from the same  country?

To cover all angles and leave nothing to chance when using the wrong Item received method, the Item must be part of the warehouse's Inventory.

As such, In the event they scan the return (wrong Item), they'll see that It belongs to them and think that they did In fact dispatch It. To answer your question, not only from the same country, but from the same warehouse.

[Checkpoint]

The question Is, are both Items from the same fulfillment center?

If the answer Is no, then they're not registered as stock on hand- that Is, part of the same Inventory.

Hello Mothered,

I can't know for sure about it... I do know that they have the same product in both websites.
To  be safer should i just ordered from the same  country?

not only from the same country, but from the same warehouse.

But to check for this is impossible right? it's basically chance

[mothered]

Hello Mothered,

I can't know for sure about it... I do know that they have the same product in both websites.
To  be safer should i just ordered from the same  country?

not only from the same country, but from the same warehouse.

But to check for this is impossible right? it's basically chance

I certainly agree, that personally checking Is a very arduous task. As such, you can SE the representative Into disclosing which warehouse will dispatch the Item.

Also, Amazon has around 175 fulfillment centers, so logic has It that the Item will be shipped from the closest center to where you're located.

[Checkpoint]

not only from the same country, but from the same warehouse.

But to check for this is impossible right? it's basically chance

I certainly agree, that personally checking Is a very arduous task. As such, you can SE the representative Into disclosing which warehouse will dispatch the Item.

Also, Amazon has around 175 fulfillment centers, so logic has It that the Item will be shipped from the closest center to where you're located.

It's also possible that they can't see from the scan of the item the exact place from where it came.
Maybe if you order a very common item that's supposed to be in every warehouse, they won't notice.

[mothered]

Maybe if you order a very common item that's supposed to be in every warehouse, they won't notice.

Good point.

The only Issue I can see with this Is If they scan the Item, It won't register a recent sale on "their" Inventory. On the other hand, they're not going to do an entire stocktake for a single Item, so It should be fine.

[bi0hazard02]

Thank for all the input.

I will try both items from same amazon website since i don't know the warehouse i will just try the SE. If anything goes wrong i just try to return the real item.
I will keep this updated as usual.

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