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What did that process look like for you? Do you just call up your local non-emergency number and and tell them Amazon cheated you?
by tnorthcutt 9y ago
What did that process look like for you? Do you just call up your local non-emergency number and and tell them Amazon cheated you?
- mi100hael 9y agoNot OP, but pretty much. Works much better if you can investigate and assemble most of the evidence yourself so all they have to do is make an arrest.
- wfunction 9y agoDoes it bother them enough to get other police departments involved? I imagine no one they can arrest is within their jurisdiction...
- mi100hael 9y agoUsually they will forward the case on to the relevant department as long as you stay involved and apply pressure. There's nothing stopping you from personally contacting the relevant department, either.
- _Codemonkeyism 9y ago(Germany) For example someone used our bank account to buy on Amazon. We found out by checking our bank account. We told Amazon about it, but they only would remove the bank data from that account. No blacklisting of our bank account IBAN or anything else. Then some time later this happened again by the same person with a much larger amount. We discovered it again because we regularly check our bank account. Amazon has no blacklisting or other protection. Again they only removed the account. Then a third time it happened with even a larger amount. Wouldn't we have checked, we'd lost some money. And obviously we would not like to play that game the next 20 years - because let's name it, someone stole from our bank account and Amazon didn't prevent it but helped although told about it. We made a report online with the police, they had some questions and it never happened again. This was one of several incidents with Amazon that only involving the police got fixed.