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The OP says he reported it to the consumer protection advocate in his area. Who are the consumers affected by this? The best arguments here have been that mayb
by ryanlol 5y ago
The OP says he reported it to the consumer protection advocate in his area. Who are the consumers affected by this?
The best arguments here have been that maybe this fucks over the sellers (not from the OP, and no evidence to support that). How would that be an issue for the consumer protection advocate?
Maybe you should actually try to read OPs comments? They make much less sense if you try to read them instead of just skimming and letting your imagination fill in the blanks.
- JaimeThompson 5y agoPerhaps making assumption like you have isn't conducive to having a discussion? There is little need to assume such a combative tone. This is in reference to the first sentence of the last line.
- ryanlol 5y agoIt’s not combative, it’s simply pointless to have a conversation with someone who isn’t actually paying attention. It’s also a perfectly reasonable assumption, as explained by the first two lines of my comment.
- JaimeThompson 5y agoPerhaps you should have tried asking if I had read the comment, which I have. I just interpreted it differently than you did. The principle of charity would have most useful if we had applied it to this discussion.
- sigmaprimus 5y agoI was affected by the cancelations, the fraud may not have affected me directly but when a company makes a unilateral decision to not fulfill a contracted purchase to enable it to conduct commerce with others it does fall into the purview of a consumer advocate. Anyways, I posted this to inform others of the actions taken by Amazon and how they affected myself and others that are currently cut off from all supplies in the North. I feel like Amazon just wrote us off with no regard to our current situation.