[Craven88]

I don't think so. I had an instance like this once. I asked the rep what happens when Amazon receives my product from the warehouse. The rep said when it arrives. If the seller wants to keep it in inventory, they can or they just recycle it.

But in your case, I think you'd get away with it, amazon dont even know what planet they're on half the time, if the reps are so bs sitting down all day, imagine the warehouse workers who stand their full 8 hour or whatever shift, they probably will check it fast, and give it the go ahead

Let us know how it goes, and they woulden't bann, they'll message you ask what happened, if they figure out and start questioning and getting into your face, you can just say something like oh i must've given the wrong one because i work as a parts seller or some bs

don't worry though, should be fine

Thanks for the good answer. I will definetly try it. Which refund reason do you think would work best? Actually picking "wrong product received" or something else?