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> Some victims were denied refunds until the BBC put their complaints to Amazon. So people complained to the BBC instead of involving lawyers or reporting Amaz

by voytec 4y ago

> Some victims were denied refunds until the BBC put their complaints to Amazon. So people complained to the BBC instead of involving lawyers or reporting Amazon's fraud to the police? I get it that media coverage can help but refusal to replace fraudulent deliveries calls for law-related actions, not asking if Amazon can graciously inspect things on their end. WTF.

dragonwriter 4y ago
> So people complained to the BBC instead of involving lawyers or reporting Amazon’s fraud to the police? Lawyers aren’t free and police aren’t going to do anything (the right government consumer protection authorities might, but the timeline is likely to be longer than if you happen to attract useful media attention.)