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Originally Posted by conan50
Amazon has been generous over the years in merchandise returns. Having said that, there are many cases like Josie's mentioned on Reddit. I expect there will be many more. Amazon is huge, and is becoming heavy-handed, take today for example:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/...own_prime.html
I had planned on buying a new Chromecast from Amazon, they took away that choice and lost that sale. They were recently in the news about how badly they treat their employees. And it may be that the customer loving honeymoon is over too, or soon will be.
The answer? Disconnect and no longer buy anything from Amazon. I know that is not easy for some people, but as they get bigger I'm sure things will get worse with them. |
Note: less than 1% of the people that ever worked at Amazon said something.
I am pretty sure that you will find < 1% of people will complain about whoever they formally worked for.
How many complaints on Reddit? Amazon has 50 million customers.
1000 people could complain. All it would mean is 1000 people took advantage of a company's policy.
Those are the ones that hurt the legitimate customers because the company has to change their policy to stay in business.
I once heard a guy say a company stole his stuff after a hurricane. Turns out he was just trying to bully the company into giving him new stuff because he lost it before the storm.