Claiming INR
1st message admits to receiving order. What would you do?
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“We are sorry for the issue you have encountered. Please return your item to {address} and we will promptly refund your order”
Send.
Works every time
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Yup
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And when they fire back that they cant because they threw it out or it was a gift to their brother’s sister’s nephew in another country, SAME RESPONSE.
Amazon loves that response because it’s non combative and provides the return address, it’s like an instant A2Z win.
Scammers hate it cause they know they can’t win.
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It looks as if there is no acceptance scan for this delivery, with that in mind, you will most likely lose the A-Z claim. Doesn’t matter what they said in buyer messages (most of the time).
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It has a carrier scan on the 18th … the day before the ship by date. Should be good.
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That is not an “acceptance scan” though.
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As long as there is a carrier scan before the ship by date A2Z SHOULD be happy
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If it is USPS, this is how their tracking history scans for most that I am seeing these days, which reads differently from how it is shown on Amazons order page.. USPS says “USPS in possession of item” and Amazon order page says “Package arrived at a carrier facility”. One in the same, but I take both to mean acceptance.
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