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re: The amount of people stealing retail items is OOC
Posted on 11/27/23 at 2:43 pm to LSURussian
Posted on 11/27/23 at 2:43 pm to LSURussian
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I've wondered if Amazon keeps track of how many times a buyer claims to not having received an item and/or the item is received broken.
I have read stories of Amazon prosecuting habitual offenders that they were able to investigate over time. I think if you do it a few times a year you will fly under the radar.
Even though Amazon did not charge me for the claim today I still will file an IC3 claim on the FBIs site in hopes of making him sweat. If it had been through the USPS I would file a claim with the US Postal inspector.
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Posted on 11/27/23 at 2:51 pm to stout
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I think if you do it a few times a year you will fly under the radar.
I haven't done that nor do I plan on doing it. I've just wondered how much Amazon monitors individual buying and return habits.
I've only had to claim a broken item once and a non-delivery twice from Amazon.
Amazon required me to send them a photo of the broken item which I did along with a photo of the Amazon box it came in that was crushed on one side. They didn't bother asking me to return it. Not worth paying the return shipping I assumed.
Both times I was refunded or sent another item immediately.
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