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This is a classic scam that also exists for brick and mortar stores. For example: customer buys Brita filter from Walmart. Takes it home, puts their old used-u
by rybosworld 4y ago
This is a classic scam that also exists for brick and mortar stores.
For example: customer buys Brita filter from Walmart. Takes it home, puts their old used-up filter in the box. Returns the filter. Walmart employees aren't paid enough to care to check the contents, and even if they did, would they be able to tell the filter had been used?
- addandsubtract 4y agoThis is kinda on Brita. Their filters should definitely change color with water contact. Preferably, the more water has touched the filter, the more intense the color.
- mitthrowaway2 4y agoI'm sure that works for many product examples, but Brita filters come in a sealed white plastic wrapper. Does the customer heat-seal it closed again before they return it?
- michaelt 4y agoBut the white plastic's probably in a cardboard box, right? And if the shop worker bothers to open the cardboard box, the customer can simply say "Yeah I opened it and it's the wrong size"