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I'm guessing that a consequence of a small claims case (maybe even a chargeback?) would be being permanently blacklisted by Amazon across name, address, and oth
by ValentineC 6y ago
I'm guessing that a consequence of a small claims case (maybe even a chargeback?) would be being permanently blacklisted by Amazon across name, address, and other identifiers — like what happened to the Kindle owner in the first place.
- dhosek 6y agoWell, given that she'd already ben blacklisted, this doesn't seem to be that bad of an outcome.
- felipemnoa 6y agoI don't see how they could blacklist her for enforcing her rights. I imagine this would be grounds for a lawsuit?
- tjpnz 6y agoTaking a company like Amazon to small claims would absolutely result in you being blacklisted - your rights are null and void as far as they're concerned. And yes, it is grounds for a lawsuit but at that point you should be talking to whichever government body is responsible for enforcing consumer protections.