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lemmy.world

Lmao I actually have this on Amazon. Bought something uber expensive used the points then ending up returning the item. Was about this amount negative for a long time

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discuss.tchncs.de

Iโ€™m honestly ยฃ5000-ยฃ10000 in profit from Amazon from all the times I ripped them off back when they were customer focused burning investor cash.

Not used them in a good five years now.

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Starskireply

The last time I ordered something off amazon, it came broken. It was a rather expensive monitor, and it came with a ton of dead pixels and a massive crack in the top corner, not to mention there was almost no protective anything inside the box, with the box having massive lettering and a picture of a monitor so if anyone had seen it it would have gotten immediately taken. Either way, when trying to return it, even though I returned it with plenty of time, the 3rd party through Amazon didn't give me my money back nor did they give me a replacement. They charged my the same amount as the monitor for a "restocking fee" apparently. Going through Amazon support was near worthless, as I started a 2 month long war against them just to eventually get in store credit equivalent to the monitor price. Fucking scammers, both amazon and the third party, at least they took the page down so no one can get scammed by that one particular monitor again, the 3rd party is still allowed to sell things though.

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Sc00terreply

Got a link? I'd like to roll the dice on the free Switch 2 machine

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sh.itjust.works

What are they gonna do? Lock your account after a month?

Actually that sounds like what a regular company does, idk about valve tho

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marcosreply
lemmy.world

Probably refuse to sell any other game until the OP pays the debit. That's what I would do.

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I would just remove the games from their account and make it 0. Also flag their card

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