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I buy a lot on Amazon business and prime. Never have I gotten an empty box. That's interesting, are they shipping you used products?

fennecfoxy 3y ago
Not sure, shouldn't be used but I've still had a Samsung SSD show up without the m.2 SSD in the box and the same for some ram (when I went from 16GB to 32GB a couple years later). I feel like this behaviour is in part a reaction to infinite growth and the accumulation of wealth these days. The divide is becoming so large that nobody can aspire to have the things that they want to have, which is all the more depressing for gen z knowing that previous generations have allowed trillionaires to exist, and the general political attitude from wannabe millionaires and billionaires is that everything is OK.
- singleshot_ 3y ago
  Can you name a natural person who owns or ever owned 1 trillion USD in assets.
Something1234 3y ago
I had a sloppily resealed switch game sent to me. It was without the game in it. At least I got my money back. I hate this trust less society.
fy20 3y ago
I've bought a lot from Amazon Warehouse and never had this. I have had products that don't work though. I'm guessing they break after a while and people buy a new one, then return the broken one. This is a bit pointless though as Amazon's guarantee is really good (in Europe at least). A few years ago I got my wife an iPhone SE and after 1 and a half years it stopped working. I took it to an Apple repair center, and they said if I bought it there they would replace it - but as it was bought from another retailer I needed to return it to them. I contacted Amazon and they said as that model was no longer sold, they would refund the full amount I paid. Not bad.
wil421 3y ago
Twice I’ve been a delivered a box with my name but a bunch of random stuff inside. One time I received fake RAM that was a foil blanket inside a shoddy RAM package.

fennecfoxy 3y ago

Not sure, shouldn't be used but I've still had a Samsung SSD show up without the m.2 SSD in the box and the same for some ram (when I went from 16GB to 32GB a couple years later). I feel like this behaviour is in part a reaction to infinite growth and the accumulation of wealth these days. The divide is becoming so large that nobody can aspire to have the things that they want to have, which is all the more depressing for gen z knowing that previous generations have allowed trillionaires to exist, and the general political attitude from wannabe millionaires and billionaires is that everything is OK.

singleshot_ 3y ago
Can you name a natural person who owns or ever owned 1 trillion USD in assets.

Something1234 3y ago

I had a sloppily resealed switch game sent to me. It was without the game in it. At least I got my money back. I hate this trust less society.

fy20 3y ago

I've bought a lot from Amazon Warehouse and never had this. I have had products that don't work though. I'm guessing they break after a while and people buy a new one, then return the broken one. This is a bit pointless though as Amazon's guarantee is really good (in Europe at least). A few years ago I got my wife an iPhone SE and after 1 and a half years it stopped working. I took it to an Apple repair center, and they said if I bought it there they would replace it - but as it was bought from another retailer I needed to return it to them. I contacted Amazon and they said as that model was no longer sold, they would refund the full amount I paid. Not bad.

wil421 3y ago

Twice I’ve been a delivered a box with my name but a bunch of random stuff inside. One time I received fake RAM that was a foil blanket inside a shoddy RAM package.