| Skys The Limit | 01-05-2013 09:05 PM | Amazon A-Z Claims are Refunding Money to Delierved packages I ask the seller supports this what they said:
You are now connected to Allan from Amazon Seller Support
Me:Hi most of the A-Z Claims the buyers got thier item shows on tracking why are they getting their money back?
Allan:Hello! My name is Allan. I'll be happy to help you today. How are you?
Me:good you?
Allan:I am doing fine. So you are wondering why the buyer gets the money back if they say the item was not delivered when the tracking data says it was. Correct?
Me:yes
9300...........................
Order ID: # 106-.........
Allan:Tracking id shows that the product was delivered to a location, to a zip code. It is advisable to track the package but it does not say who received it at the end. As a seller you are responsible to deliver to the buyer's hands. So we recommend Signature confirmation which would protect you all the way.
Me:Anything under $200 should protect me under credited card rules
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for tracking
What happen?
Allan:What do you mean with that? That the buyer should contact the credit card company for protection for the purchase?
Me:credited card rules Signature confirmation is required anything above $200 & anything under all is needed is tracking
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Allan:That is your credit card statement. Amazon does not requires Signature Confirmation but it is highly advisable to avoid this kind of issues. On the claim related to this order, I do not see your representation in order to provide your side of the story.
You can still appeal the decision though.
Atoz claims page: https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/...getType=getAll
You need to provide your story on this and any available proof of delivery. |