RE: How does amazon keep track of returned items? 02-10-2019, 10:50 PM
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(02-10-2019, 07:00 PM)KrakenKraken Wrote:(02-10-2019, 06:18 PM)db8803 Wrote: Hi, guys! Something very strange happened to my roommate lately. We are SEing together for 3-4 years now. One month ago he returned one SSD to Amzon after he opened the box without breaking the seals and replaced the SSD with something with the same weight. He closed the box and sent it back to them. One week later he got the refund - by the book. And yesterday like one month after he got the refund, he received an email from them, that he will be charged again for this order, because he returned wrong item. Not only this, but he did that before a couple of time for period of 1 year. Later the same day he gets another email from their buyers@return that an order from 7 months also contained "junk" as they say. They did not charged him for the 7 month old order, but it's extremely strange. Do you think they keep track of SSD's somehow? Like serial numbers?
Just out of interest, how and why did you not break Amazon packing tape seal on the box? Surely you would have to have opened the box to have discovered to wrong item in it.
Of course he opened the Amazon packaging. I am talking about the item's box the SSD. He replaced the SSD inside it's original packaging without breaking the seals. After that he repacked it and made it look like it was never touched.




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