This is exactly the kind of corroboration I need to know that Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) commingling practices have gone completely off the rails. It was time-cons

This is exactly the kind of corroboration I need to know that Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) commingling practices have gone completely off the rails. It was time-consuming and annoying to be victim to it and use their no-questions-asked return policy, especially as a Prime member. The liability rests upon them, and as long as prices still were better than any other source, consumers were content to continue buying from Amazon. It is entirely different when the commingling fraud's liability is shifted to the consumer. In this case, the consumer hopefully paid by credit card and the card issuing company dings Amazon in a dispute. But I now know that if anyone or I ever get the same static from Amazon about a purchase, my advice will be to go straight to the card issuer and register a disputed charge instead of letting Amazon run out the clock on the allowed dispute period.