To be fair, that’s not the only NSFE discussion where Xander - whose Posting History seems to suggest having now come out of the stupor which was pretty-clearly exhibited in most-every reply over the first several weeks after his/her/its return from a long hiatus (link, SAS) - has been rather zealous in requesting images of Switcheroo Returns, the applicable 17-digit Order IDs for such scammery, and related claims/appeals IDs over the last several days (citational references available upon request).
2025-05-06T04:00:00Z, Xander posted responses to all of the said threads pledging that the data thus gathered had sparked a diversion of Amazon’s internal resources (read: time and treasure), in order to produce an investigation, as a result of her/his/its escalation of the matter higher up the chain of command than the lower echelons of Amazon’s Byzantinely-intricate, poorly-siloed, and badly-bloated support infrastructure.
Presumably, said escalation was first and foremost submitted to that demonstrably-ineffectual (link, SAS) & oft-laughable (link, SAS) infernal internal Amazon Team, the CCU (‘Amazonese’ for “Counterfeit Crimes Unit” [link, Home/Landing Page, Amazon Blog]) - an escalation which in and of itself, given the last dozen years of evidence regarding that team’s ‘efforts’ to combat such aspects of “brushing” scams as this one, would not seem to offer solid hope of seeing a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel - but I suspect that in this case, certain pending Triangulation Fraud litigation(s) could well bear better fruit than that we’ve tasted, ignominiously, in the past…