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I suspect that full refunds for user mistakes aren't entirely typical. Not everyone has a high spend account and a rep who brags about their policy of refundin
by jjoonathan 7y ago
I suspect that full refunds for user mistakes aren't entirely typical.
Not everyone has a high spend account and a rep who brags about their policy of refunding mistakes frequently enough to snipe them with "If you have a policy of refunding mistakes, then why didn't you?" in front of customers.
I would like to emphasize that I've chosen my words carefully: I don't know for certain that the rep intervened, but I made trouble, emailed him the information necessary to resolve my issue, and then my half refund became a full refund. Any connection between these dots is pure speculation on my part.
- deogeo 7y ago> user mistakes The first 2 points in GP's post were Amazon's bugs. It's not a user mistake if the user fails to fix the vendor's bugs.
- jjoonathan 7y agoI am GP. I agree, of course, but when a company wants to blame the user, it usually finds a way.