Did you know Amazon has settled a claim where they charge you for items you’ve returned, even if it’s been scanned and shows in transit, if it’s been so for 30 days? They even give you a refund once it’s scanned, but come back around and charge you.
Do you think that taught them to stop the practice? No. It’s just buried in their terms and services now.
Did you know Amazon has settled a claim where they charge you for items you’ve returned, even if it’s been scanned and shows in transit, if it’s been so for 30 days? They even give you a refund once it’s scanned, but come back around and charge you.
Do you think that taught them to stop the practice? No. It’s just buried in their terms and services now.