[edmondriley]

I was asked to sign a declaration as I am trying to refund a pair of shoes on Adidas, should I do it? They say they need it to proceed with asking the warehouse and the shipping company about the package. I used empty shoebox method.

It says :
Legally binding declaration

I/we hereby declare that the above mentioned parcel has not come into my/our possession.
I also declare that the signature was not made by me or by any person known to me.

Thanks for any help.

[Parliament]

Considering it's legally binding, I'd say don't do it.

[mothered]

Considering it's legally binding, I'd say don't do it.

This ^

It may well be an affidavit that's admissible In court.

[flappyduck]

Don't worry about it. It's a scare tactic. No court will investigate missing trainers

[mothered]

Don't worry about it. It's a scare tactic. No court will investigate missing trainers

It's not the Item that's of relevance, but rather the act of obtaining It by fraudulent means.

[thebullready]

To add to the Adidas saga. I just got off chat with them and the rep. was telling me I have to "file a trace" with Fed ex Carrier.
Order is $240. One pair of shoes attempted DNA. Next move guys?

[mothered]

To add to the Adidas saga. I  just got off chat with them and the rep. was telling me I have to "file a trace" with Fed ex Carrier.
Order is $240. One pair of shoes attempted DNA.  Next move guys?

Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own.

[thebullready]

Will do, I sincerely apologize, not my intention at all. Again, I have nothing but the upmost respect for everyone here.

[mothered]

Will do, I sincerely apologize, not my intention at all. Again, I have nothing but the upmost respect for everyone here.

It's not a problem whatsoever.

My post Is simply stated for future reference.

[C8Stingray]

Here’s a data point for you: they gave me a refund for shoes. I ordered a t shirt a jacket a sweater and shoes. The account was aged too, I had one previous order from 3 months ago.