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I should have done this. Honestly, it never even crossed my mind to ask for a chargeback. The number of times that I've had issues over the years is pretty sm
by busyant 9y ago
I should have done this.
Honestly, it never even crossed my mind to ask for a chargeback.
The number of times that I've had issues over the years is pretty small. For example, I think I've had two issues w/ Amazon over the years, and both times, they've fallen all over themselves trying to help. I think one time, they shipped me the wrong item, and they told me to just keep it and they would ship the correct item.
Service difference between the 2 vendors was like day and night.
- oxymoran 9y agoYea and amazon can resolve the issue without even having to talk to a human. The only time I have talked to an amazon employee was via email after I requested access to an ec2 instance(which felt weird, I wasn’t sure why it was so “exclusive” that I had to request access. Do they say no?)
- graeme 9y agoNot too late to do a chargeback if they still haven’t refunded you. And will send some sort of signal in walmart’s internal systems. Companies track chargebacks.