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"Recently I bought an item for double the retail price. The seller lied about the price. I wasn't able to leave a review. " Return it? I've bought items >$3000
by DannyBee 11y ago
"Recently I bought an item for double the retail price. The seller lied about the price. I wasn't able to leave a review.
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Return it?
I've bought items >$3000 from third party sellers on amazon, had price or other issues, and returned them, with no problem.
The one time there was an issue, amazon stepped in and took care of it.
"So, am opting for more friction to compensate for less trust.
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What do you hope to find elsewhere?
In particular, it sounds like you bought from a third party seller on amazon, yet you seem to expect a different experience from those same type of third party sellers elsewhere?
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- musesum 11y agoI didn't buy the item. It was an Apple Watch charger that Apple lists for $29 and the vendor has a "list price" $59. In the past, I have read reviews which mention that an item is being sold for a lot more than SRP. So, I thought to do the same. But, I guess that is no longer allowed. So, I can't trust Amazon reviews anymore. This was a week after spending double for something else. So, time to experiment with another vendor. EDIT (More to your point.) >> it sounds like you bought from a third party seller on amazon, yet you seem to expect a different experience from those same type of third party sellers elsewhere? Buying directly from Apple was cheaper than Amazon. Until last week, I would have gone to Amazon first, read the reviews second, and then order. Kinda sad; breaking a decade old habit.