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Interesting. Were you able to get it refunded?
by jokh 8y ago
Interesting. Were you able to get it refunded?
- guelo 8y agoNot worth it.
- azinman2 8y agoYou should, or at least report it. That’s how it continues.
- throwaway59928 8y agoReporting doesn’t work. I reported a counterfeit item and amazon apologized and refunded the money and promised to go after the seller. In the end they removed all of the seller’s negative feedback since it was “fulfilled by amazon”. What a joke.
- throwaway59229 8y agoIs this something that would be worth reporting/forwarding to the manufacturers of the soap (Johnson and Johnson?). It seems that they would have a stake in preventing counterfeits of their products being sold and Amazon might be less willing to blow off complaints that come from the legal team of a multinational. If you still have the counterfeit item and a copy of the correspondence between yourself and Amazon, it might be worth forwarding... Edit: I realise I have responded to the wrong person. The point still stands, however.
- astura 8y agoThe already know... What are they going to do? Sue Amazon? All legal precedents indicate Amazon will win Sue the fly-by-night Chinese company? How?
- astura 8y agoReports on Amazon go straight to /dev/null When I was a seller on Amazon I got a whole bunch of scam messages from scam buyers. I reported each one and marked the message "no response needed." The latter is important because you're judged on how quickly you respond to customer inquiries. The only thing that happened was my seller account got dinged for marking too many messages "no response needed."
- RandomTisk 8y agoUsually on small dollar items they don't even ask for the old one back.