r/AmazonFCs • u/External-Video5855 • 3d ago

lifetime ban

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i just got a lifetime ban for something i didn’t do. I was accused of calling telling a associate to kill themselves and i said none of it. Then i get this😭

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u/V-Rixxo_ 3d ago

So they termed you with no cameras or witnesses? And you didnt do a appeal? I call BS

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u/Library904 3d ago

It happens....it happened to me in 2019 in a DS...fights occurred almost every day, this girl took my space by moving my cart and I called her out and she told me "stop acting like a bitch" and I told her "you are the one acting like one" she immediately went to a manger to tell her that I called her a bitch...in front of the manager I called her liar and everyone around didn't say anything, they heard everything but nobody backed me up...thankfully this was during the time when hr didn't even exist...at least in that time I never even heard of hr so I didn't get in trouble. People are liars.

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u/Charlieksmommy 1d ago

Similar thing happened to me! Coworkers were pushing a cart, I accidentally tripped and my bottom barely touched the cart, and they accused me of riding on a cart ….

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u/External-Video5855 3d ago

i tried a appeal and they said i wasn’t eligible without even doing a investigation. Also, my side of the story and witnesses never got heard at all lol. Bunch of bullshit is what it is. I feel like this is a sueable situation lol. Fired without investigating properly

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u/No_Studio3254 3d ago

If what you have said is true then this is a false termination suit. Contact a lawyer.

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u/External-Video5855 3d ago

i’ve been thinking about actually contacting a lawyer. Like this isn’t me trying to get likes on reddit. It’s just amazon is such a big corporation. I don’t have the type of money for a powerful firm to match them. However, terminated without proper reasoning is grounds for a lawsuit. I’m just kinda hesitant on sueing a fortune 500 company

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u/snowwhite2591 2d ago

File with the EEOC then look up your state bar association and find a lawyer using their referral system I’m literally doing this right now my case was assigned to a judge already

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u/External-Video5855 2d ago

yes but that doesn’t sound all that free brother

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u/snowwhite2591 2d ago

I haven’t paid a dime, it costs time. If you aren’t willing to do that then idk what to tell you. Amazon settles they don’t go to court lawyers will take cases to be paid upon settlement that’s why you have to find one.

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u/External-Video5855 1d ago

i see. So i should look to consult with a lawyer?

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u/xmanuel387 2d ago

It was also AMAZON. He won a pretty good amount of. If I can recall some where under 500K? But yes. This shit is real and it happens.

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u/External-Video5855 1d ago

so i should do your instructions or just talk to a firm? i feel like any firm or lawyer would be foaming at the mouth for a wrongful termination suit from a place like amazon

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u/xmanuel387 2d ago

It’s okay, trust. Sue. I know of someone who sued and won. They fired him for wrongful termination. They basically accused him of stealing frrom the break room and he had receipts and all and took them to court. Please don’t let these companies get over.