[Blackbird45]

First Amazon is not perfect, I recently ordered two of the same type of item, one was delivered on one day and the other 3 days later. One time I had a driver deliver the wrong package and when I approached them before they drove away, they realized that my package was delivered to the wrong home, and I had theirs. As a previous poster claims that Amazon will do little to reprimand a driver if he did do something wrong, the poster is correct. I use Amazon all the time and I found when there is something wrong with an item, they find it more convenient and less expensive to give me a refund and tell me to keep the product. I'm sure Amazon has concluded as long as it falls within a certain price range it's the cost of doing business.

[MandoMan]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

. They won't have a clue and simple don't care. They wouldn't ever look at your videos. The "CS" reps just take your word for it and give you a refund (up to a point). Now if that was a $300 item the outcome will be very different.

However, if the same thing happens again, even though it is NOT your fault it is likely they will refund you and close your account no matter what proof you have. There are hundreds of examples of this happening on various forums (especially Reddit). Reddit - Amazon Prime

Even if only HALF of what is posted there is the truth you'll be concerned on what is happening with Amazon recently. Their "bots" are going nuts.

A friend here in The Villages bought a $1,000 mirrored card table from India on Wayfair. One corner was damaged in shipping or delivery. When she to complained to Wayfair, they had another one delivered. Same problem. She complained again. A third one was delivered. Same problem. So Wayfair gave her THREE $1,000 tables for free, and she did what Way,ark recommended and donated them to a company that would fix them and sell them cheap to people in need. You know, people in need of a $1,000 mirrored card table. Each table, boxed, weighed about 150 lbs.

[huge-pigeons]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Wonder what Amazon did with driver. They will know who he is.

A bonus!

[Eclas]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

As far as I know, cutting off a hand was never a legal punishment in this country. But, it was and it still may be allowed in Saudi Arabia. When I lived there in the late 1970's, they would behead murderers in a public square in downtown Riyadh. It was a huge spectator event every Friday at noon.

And the crime rate is quite low.

[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by MandoMan

A friend here in The Villages bought a $1,000 mirrored card table from India on Wayfair.

Does a mirrored card table help players see each other's cards?

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

The largest doesn't make them good. Only large. Xfinity is the largest cable/internet provider in the country. What does that prove?

I can only hope you never have a problem with them. Like Xfinity they are great UNTIL you have a problem. Not going to post my story but hopefully you don't need their help for a missing package (over $300) or getting a credit when double billed for keeping something they told you to dispose of. Doing a CC chargeback gets your account closed.

Read some of the Reddit stories and like I said if only 1/2 of them are true they are getting very bad.

We use Amazon all the time, and only had two problems.
They were dealt with speedily and promptly.
No complaints about them here.
I never use Reddit, X. or any of those sites.
BS and propaganda most of the time, and of no interest to me.

[Justputt]

My wife is a big Amazon user and not ever had an issue with them.

[ron32162]

Post your video on You tube it will go viral then Amazon will take notice and it will get back to the driver.

[waterflower]

They stopped this punishment, so politicians could keep their hand-out.

[JGibson]

Amazon delivers 1.6 million packages a day and employs over a million people so theft is evidently going to happen.

Reddit is a place where people go to whine about something that didn't go perfectly in their lives.

It's not a good gauge of the big picture and all the folks who get their packages without incident.

[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by JGibson

...

Reddit is a place where people go to whine about something that didn't go perfectly in their lives.

...

I have Talk of The Villages for that.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by MandoMan

A friend here in The Villages bought a $1,000 mirrored card table from India on Wayfair. One corner was damaged in shipping or delivery. When she to complained to Wayfair, they had another one delivered. Same problem. She complained again. A third one was delivered. Same problem. So Wayfair gave her THREE $1,000 tables for free, and she did what Way,ark recommended and donated them to a company that would fix them and sell them cheap to people in need. You know, people in need of a $1,000 mirrored card table. Each table, boxed, weighed about 150 lbs.

Hopefully, Wayfair didn't give her anything. The shipping or delivery company should have paid for the damaged tables.

[Joe C.]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

As far as I know, cutting off a hand was never a legal punishment in this country. But, it was and it still may be allowed in Saudi Arabia. When I lived there in the late 1970's, they would behead murderers in a public square in downtown Riyadh. It was a huge spectator event every Friday at noon.

I think that this punishment would be appropriate even in this country. Too many criminals get away without suitable punishment which encourages them to be repeat offenders.
If you want to do away with most crimes, then dish out a punishment that the criminals can't live with.

[LucyP]

Hopefully fired!! Further check on stolen goods he took. By the law.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by JGibson

Amazon delivers 1.6 million packages a day and employs over a million people so theft is evidently going to happen.

Reddit is a place where people go to whine about something that didn't go perfectly in their lives.

It's not a good gauge of the big picture and all the folks who get their packages without incident.

Kinda' like ToTV? (ducking, as I back out of the door...)

Damn you Ecuadog!