Amazon Refunding [easy]

Returns don't hurt amazon unless you specifically return "sold by amazon" items. It hurts small sellers, such as me, who take reputation hits and have to cover the losses. You think Jeff Bezos is crying over the free dildo you got?

Curious to see if theres anything in here that I haven't thought of implementing. Thanks for the contribution!

I'd never steal but I'd never sympathize with these vampires. Amazon is a stain on the human race.

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11-04-2021, 06:18 AM

evking Wrote: Returns don't hurt amazon unless you specifically return "sold by amazon" items. It hurts small sellers, such as me, who take reputation hits and have to cover the losses. You think Jeff Bezos is crying over the free dildo you got?

This is an important consideration--also, let's say your package doesn't come and you report it, would the delivery worker who was tasked with that get in trouble? For the same reasons these corporations are obviously despicable, we need to think of how the workers get the brunt of it when we try to navigate them

23-04-2021, 08:47 AM

arthouse Wrote: I'd never steal but I'd never sympathize with these vampires. Amazon is a stain on the human race.

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This is an important consideration--also, let's say your package doesn't come and you report it, would the delivery worker who was tasked with that get in trouble? For the same reasons these corporations are obviously despicable, we need to think of how the workers get the brunt of it when we try to navigate them

That's sad and true. By the way... does this just work in the USA..? Not that I'd personally do it..

YEah right. It does work still. liked!

A great leak thank you if it really plays + I give the rep a must try thank you nulledbb

For anyone who wants to know from a 3nd party source:

Both my roommate and a family member have worked at Amazon, the former at the lower packing and eventually delivery and the later at the C-Level until she was dumb as fuck and got fired.

Anyway, no the drivers do not get penalized as someone asked above. But, what a lot of people don't realize about Amazon is most of the products on their are via 3rd party sellers, so a lot like ebay in that sense. When you do a return, unless it's specifically sold by Amazon who acts more as a middle man in most cases, you're actually hurting a small time vendor.

If it's from Amazon themselves? They don't really give enough of a crap. Since not enough people are abusing the system, they won't do much, as they want your money eventually. However, they will keep track. Once you get into the multiple thousands of dollars range, they'll actively keep an eye on you using deep machine learning and the likes on an automated system. Apparently they might send you a "hey knock it off, you're losing your returns allowance for a few months" letter, though by that point most people have just moved onto a different account.

With that said, it is 100% a strike against the person selling the goods and it screws with their store ratings too. I'm not saying it's a good thing or a bad thing, you're just not hurting amazon unless it's a specific amazon sold product.

Now, from what I can tell the OP has posted a pretty old ebook based on the comments, I may well have it in my collection already but they make subtle changes that are enough you'll want to keep a lookout for the latest versions of whatever instruction set is out there normally.

I agree Amazon is a shady company . Ill check this out for reference . Thanks for sharing as well.

I have done this several times and do not feel even an ounce of regret, the way these big companies handle everything is just scummy 99% of the time

perhaps refrain from using this if it's a 3rd party seller.