On my Manage Seller Returns page, there are 2 returns showing for the same order. The order was for 2 items. The buyer gave different reasons on each return.
What is going on? Why is Amazon creating 2 returns for one order? Did they confuse the buyer.
She lied for a free return label but it is clothing so the return has to be free anyway. She paid extra for expedited shipping and I bought an expensive label for that. I’m going to file a Safe-T Claim as soon as possible on that.
Delivered on time: Thu, Jul 16, 2026, 12:06 PM PDT Eugene OR US Package delivered.
4 Reasons for same order
Return Reason:Inaccurate website description
Buyer Comment:Didn’t come in time
Return Reason:No longer needed
Buyer Comment:Didn’t end up using it
This is for the same order of qty 2. I’m concerned they could get double-refunded because 2 returns of 2 are presented on this page, with identical order numbers.
It’s shady, I sure wish I could get the return label refund. I will hold off on the Safe-T Claim until it returns because these are often returned used and/or missing packaging.
This happens sometimes. One one of the returns should actually have a label charged when the item is returned, and you should only have 1 instance of RFS. If the item is not RFS, your refund should only occur once.
I thought they started a 2nd return to get the free return label due to the reasons chosen on the latest one. They probably thought it would replace the first attempt, little do they know I’ve been shown both attempts. The expedited outbound label costs as much as one of the items, I will fight hard on that one. I’m thinking of contacting them to let them know it’s not Amazon they are screwing and that I know their initial return reason. Carefully worded, of course.
I wouldn’t. If they are going through the effort of opening multiple returns to try to scam a few bucks, they aren’t going to stop because you remind them they are screwing people, not just faceless multi-billion dollar mega-corps.
