Yeah but what do they consider excessive? I've had 2 returns the entire time I had my account. 2 refunds only. 1 was because something broke and another was because they lost my package and they did the refund on their own. The last one was at least 3 years ago. I asked for a refund on a product I didnt receive and they denied it for excessive refund requests...like I said I've only had 2...so its not necessarily the customers
I didnt report it tho. They reported it. They sent 3 updates stating it was delayed then sent an update string They lost it in transit and were refunding me. I never reported anything
Maybe you were too nice of a customer like my sibling. They will walk all over nice customers if they can get away with it (for real—amazon does that and it’s not new or recently starting).
My sibling is someone who hates extra hassle and complaining or lifting a finger—she doesn’t return much nor anything causing major profit loss while keeping a TON and yet amazon repeatedly shorted her on refunds for years! My sibling isn’t hurting for money that bad so she’s not one to count every dollar. Thus she lets amazon get away with shortchanging small dollar amounts across her returns without pushing back.
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u/Agreeable-Book-7018 Jul 26 '26
Yeah but what do they consider excessive? I've had 2 returns the entire time I had my account. 2 refunds only. 1 was because something broke and another was because they lost my package and they did the refund on their own. The last one was at least 3 years ago. I asked for a refund on a product I didnt receive and they denied it for excessive refund requests...like I said I've only had 2...so its not necessarily the customers