Amazon Marketplace has a policy towards any seller that has the temerity to utilize their A-Z guarantee system, although it takes a big slice of each sale for doing very little except holding your money.
Although it doesn't tell you about the policy any place that YOU'LL find. It is squirreled away by little beetle-like lawyers, without the heart and humanity that beetles have.
I had a suspicious buyer claim a month after a book should have arrived — I made a special trip downtown to mail their package priority. They said it never was delivered. This was from a mom who ordered the book for delivery to her daughter at college. She claimed that her daughter looked for that book diligently every day at the college post office a long walk away for a month without bothering to check with me. A pretty obvious lie. The kid (who was unwilling to talk with me) obviously had tossed an envelope she didn't care about. So I wanted the Mom to file a claim with Amazon before refunding her money, in case this was the 99th time she did the same thing. She was a real flake.
Why did I imagine that Amazon cared whether Marketplace customers committed fraud? They were just going to steal the money from me anyhow.
As so as soon as she filed a claim I refunded the money. Some days after that some dunderhead at Moron Central (Amazon Customer Service people: Have somebody of normal intelligence explain this to you) decided to take away my $16.98 for a problem that was already solved.
Amazon expects me to immediately refund a SUSPICIOUS customer claim, while I have to wait 30 days (or maybe more, rude Amy H. At customer service informs me) to get back money that is clearly mine. Why? Because they can. So I started a blog focused on collecting information about Amazon.com's misdeeds. Anybody who would like to contribute: Please check out the blog at amazonfraud. Recessionstories.net
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