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Amazon does this as well. I don't know why they would this and treat customers this way, especially customers who purchase a lot of things from them, but I do k
by mnm1 9y ago
Amazon does this as well. I don't know why they would this and treat customers this way, especially customers who purchase a lot of things from them, but I do know it's not fraud. It's not even clear how this is legal since the return clause is part of a contract. But they will close your account, prematurely end your Prime membership, and there's nothing you can do about it. Nor can you know when this will happen. That's how much companies like Amazon and Best Buy value their customers. To say they treat them like shit is an understatement.
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- daodedickinson 9y agoYup, I got flagged and only ever returned items THAT WERE NOT EVEN THE LISTED PRODUCT THAT I ORDERED. And rather than just punishing me by not letting me buy from randos not fulfilled by Amazon, they go all out in excommunicating me from the ~13% and growing of civilization that Amazon controls. And they give customers the same amount of "strikes" (trying to get scams or seller mistakes resolved) no matter the volume of purchases. But that's the future. These companies operate like the Chinese Communist Party and soon all of society will be run on this sort of repression.
- lotsofpulp 9y agoBusinesses don't have to transact with people that cause them to lose money.
- John_KZ 9y agoWhy the hell did your other comment about pregnant women got flagged?
- btian 9y agoImagine a "customer" hates Amazon, he can get Amazon to lose a lot of money by buying a lot of things, open them, then return everything. Amazon won't be a sustainable business if it can't reject "customers".
- mnm1 9y agoRejecting customers is not the same as breaking an agreement and literally stealing money from customers by terminating a subscription they've already paid for without a refund. If someone came up to you on the street and took money from you by force, I doubt you'd be as understanding but the two situations are equivalent: theft of real money.