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Package not returned, A-to-Z claim approved directly

For 2 of my orders, the customer returned a package that hadn't even reached the warehouse yet and Amazon refunded the buyer directly.

⚠️ Order 1: 702-6715120-9897019

Problem:

2025-06-28 Returned package (Canada Post: 0103236217010280) was still in transit when buyer initiated A-to-Z claim!

2025-07-04 Amazon refunded directly, but logistics so far shows Delivery Failed → Warehouse didn't receive the goods at all!

Complaint result: background complaint was rejected for vague reasons (claimed “goods do not match”), completely ignoring the logistical evidence!

⚠️ Order 2: 702-3179448-6568263

Problem:

Buyer requested a return on 2025-06-091, which we approved the same day.

Buyer initiated A-to-Z claim on 2025-06-25 → Package is still in transit (Canada Post: 0103178101460286, status: In Transit).

2025-06-30 Amazon closed the return directly and refunded!

📌 Core contradiction: amazon policy is ignored by the system!

According to The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee policy:

"The buyer must return the item to receive a refund" (sic: The buyer must return the item to receive a refund).

However, in both orders:

✅ We approved the return in time and provided a label;

✅ The return package never reached the warehouse (logistics records are ironclad);

❌ Amazon is forcing a refund when the return was not received and deducting our ODR!

The minimum we expect is to remove the effects of ODR, refunds we can do without.

@Ricardo_Amazon

@Lucre_Amzn

@Daryl_Amazon

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Package not returned, A-to-Z claim approved directly

For 2 of my orders, the customer returned a package that hadn't even reached the warehouse yet and Amazon refunded the buyer directly.

⚠️ Order 1: 702-6715120-9897019

Problem:

2025-06-28 Returned package (Canada Post: 0103236217010280) was still in transit when buyer initiated A-to-Z claim!

2025-07-04 Amazon refunded directly, but logistics so far shows Delivery Failed → Warehouse didn't receive the goods at all!

Complaint result: background complaint was rejected for vague reasons (claimed “goods do not match”), completely ignoring the logistical evidence!

⚠️ Order 2: 702-3179448-6568263

Problem:

Buyer requested a return on 2025-06-091, which we approved the same day.

Buyer initiated A-to-Z claim on 2025-06-25 → Package is still in transit (Canada Post: 0103178101460286, status: In Transit).

2025-06-30 Amazon closed the return directly and refunded!

📌 Core contradiction: amazon policy is ignored by the system!

According to The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee policy:

"The buyer must return the item to receive a refund" (sic: The buyer must return the item to receive a refund).

However, in both orders:

✅ We approved the return in time and provided a label;

✅ The return package never reached the warehouse (logistics records are ironclad);

❌ Amazon is forcing a refund when the return was not received and deducting our ODR!

The minimum we expect is to remove the effects of ODR, refunds we can do without.

@Ricardo_Amazon

@Lucre_Amzn

@Daryl_Amazon

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Package not returned, A-to-Z claim approved directly

For 2 of my orders, the customer returned a package that hadn't even reached the warehouse yet and Amazon refunded the buyer directly.

⚠️ Order 1: 702-6715120-9897019

Problem:

2025-06-28 Returned package (Canada Post: 0103236217010280) was still in transit when buyer initiated A-to-Z claim!

2025-07-04 Amazon refunded directly, but logistics so far shows Delivery Failed → Warehouse didn't receive the goods at all!

Complaint result: background complaint was rejected for vague reasons (claimed “goods do not match”), completely ignoring the logistical evidence!

⚠️ Order 2: 702-3179448-6568263

Problem:

Buyer requested a return on 2025-06-091, which we approved the same day.

Buyer initiated A-to-Z claim on 2025-06-25 → Package is still in transit (Canada Post: 0103178101460286, status: In Transit).

2025-06-30 Amazon closed the return directly and refunded!

📌 Core contradiction: amazon policy is ignored by the system!

According to The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee policy:

"The buyer must return the item to receive a refund" (sic: The buyer must return the item to receive a refund).

However, in both orders:

✅ We approved the return in time and provided a label;

✅ The return package never reached the warehouse (logistics records are ironclad);

❌ Amazon is forcing a refund when the return was not received and deducting our ODR!

The minimum we expect is to remove the effects of ODR, refunds we can do without.

@Ricardo_Amazon

@Lucre_Amzn

@Daryl_Amazon

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Package not returned, A-to-Z claim approved directly

For 2 of my orders, the customer returned a package that hadn't even reached the warehouse yet and Amazon refunded the buyer directly.

⚠️ Order 1: 702-6715120-9897019

Problem:

2025-06-28 Returned package (Canada Post: 0103236217010280) was still in transit when buyer initiated A-to-Z claim!

2025-07-04 Amazon refunded directly, but logistics so far shows Delivery Failed → Warehouse didn't receive the goods at all!

Complaint result: background complaint was rejected for vague reasons (claimed “goods do not match”), completely ignoring the logistical evidence!

⚠️ Order 2: 702-3179448-6568263

Problem:

Buyer requested a return on 2025-06-091, which we approved the same day.

Buyer initiated A-to-Z claim on 2025-06-25 → Package is still in transit (Canada Post: 0103178101460286, status: In Transit).

2025-06-30 Amazon closed the return directly and refunded!

📌 Core contradiction: amazon policy is ignored by the system!

According to The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee policy:

"The buyer must return the item to receive a refund" (sic: The buyer must return the item to receive a refund).

However, in both orders:

✅ We approved the return in time and provided a label;

✅ The return package never reached the warehouse (logistics records are ironclad);

❌ Amazon is forcing a refund when the return was not received and deducting our ODR!

The minimum we expect is to remove the effects of ODR, refunds we can do without.

@Ricardo_Amazon

@Lucre_Amzn

@Daryl_Amazon

Tags:A-to-z claims, Buyer product questions, Refunds
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Package not returned, A-to-Z claim approved directly

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For 2 of my orders, the customer returned a package that hadn't even reached the warehouse yet and Amazon refunded the buyer directly.

⚠️ Order 1: 702-6715120-9897019

Problem:

2025-06-28 Returned package (Canada Post: 0103236217010280) was still in transit when buyer initiated A-to-Z claim!

2025-07-04 Amazon refunded directly, but logistics so far shows Delivery Failed → Warehouse didn't receive the goods at all!

Complaint result: background complaint was rejected for vague reasons (claimed “goods do not match”), completely ignoring the logistical evidence!

⚠️ Order 2: 702-3179448-6568263

Problem:

Buyer requested a return on 2025-06-091, which we approved the same day.

Buyer initiated A-to-Z claim on 2025-06-25 → Package is still in transit (Canada Post: 0103178101460286, status: In Transit).

2025-06-30 Amazon closed the return directly and refunded!

📌 Core contradiction: amazon policy is ignored by the system!

According to The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee policy:

"The buyer must return the item to receive a refund" (sic: The buyer must return the item to receive a refund).

However, in both orders:

✅ We approved the return in time and provided a label;

✅ The return package never reached the warehouse (logistics records are ironclad);

❌ Amazon is forcing a refund when the return was not received and deducting our ODR!

The minimum we expect is to remove the effects of ODR, refunds we can do without.

@Ricardo_Amazon

@Lucre_Amzn

@Daryl_Amazon

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