On the one hand, I agree. But with the increasing scammers on Amazon, this policy is going to bite them. I ordered a Nest Protect a few years ago and what I re

On the one hand, I agree. But with the increasing scammers on Amazon, this policy is going to bite them. I ordered a Nest Protect a few years ago and what I received was a cheap First Alert detector inside a Nest’s box. Did I get flagged for that return? As an aside, clearly their returns department doesn’t bother to check returns like they indicate with a “Amazon Inspected” sticker on the box. So not only was I scammed, but Amazon was complicit in it AND may have penalized me for the return. Lately I’ve gone through three adaptors from three different manufacturers and sellers and every one of them has broken within weeks, maybe months, of receiving it. And they all had great reviews at the time I bought them. But when I go back later, I notice a lot of obviously fake reviews that weren’t there before. Not sure how that scam works but it’s costing me money. I used to stay with Amazon in large part because of their fantastic customer service, but that’s not enough anymore. The scammers are running rampant on their platform and Amazon is choosing to view me as the troublemaker.