[bburnsey]

Ideally, you want to be ordering an amazon product. What would be more chance of success was asking a family friend to order something of the similar weight from amazon the same day your purchase your PS5. Generally this should both come from the same warehouse.

returning a non amazon product with no amazon product stickers on will ring alarm bells with them and you wouldnt be successful unless you said it looks like its been tampered with, this intern would be a long investigation.

So your best off doing it with an amazon product your friend or family has ordered on your behalf just say your accounts not working can you buy ex item for me. its more likely to be a warehouse mistake if its an actual amazon product.

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Ideally, you want to be ordering an amazon product. What would be more chance of success was asking a family friend to order something of the similar weight from amazon the same day your purchase your PS5. Generally this should both come from the same warehouse.

returning a non amazon product with no amazon product stickers on will ring alarm bells with them and you wouldnt be successful unless you said it looks like its been tampered with, this intern would be a long investigation.

So your best off doing it with an amazon product your friend or family has ordered on your behalf just say your accounts not working can you buy ex item for me. its more likely to be a warehouse mistake if its an actual amazon product.

I would use this same approach with every company as it can give the false look of the item has actually been sent to the wrong property ect ect