Not at all, the fraud occurs when an order regardless of damage or not is processed as a returned item to the detriment of the seller. These items will now be s

Not at all, the fraud occurs when an order regardless of damage or not is processed as a returned item to the detriment of the seller. These items will now be sent to a liquidation outlet and disposed of resulting in a loss to the seller. if that is not fraud what would You call it? I have also viewed the tracking information and these items were not damaged due to any weather event, the items never left the warehouse and there was no flooding within 100KM of it. If an Amazon employee drives a forklift over my package is it acceptable for them to not fulfill the order and claim that I returned it? Maybe so, but in this case I suspect the items are perfectly fine just in the way of other incoming orders. It would kind of be the same as if the Ports just decided to dump all the containers in the way of the incoming ones into the ocean just to clear up congestion. Then tell the customers sorry, here is a refund for your items, please reorder them at higher shipping rates and or prices(including shipping and inflation). Sorry about that..there was a state of emergency declared and we can do whatever we want now. Except in my case there was not even an apology, just a notification of an incoming refund for the items I supposedly returned. Then when I contacted customer service to find out what was going on I was abused by a nasty person telling me that I "know full well what is happening and that my items were damaged". But I guess I'm just a crazy, privileged, selfish person living outside of reality. OK