We charge $10 for FBM outbound shipping, Amazon refunds it all every time.
We used to offer free shipping. We do not offer free shipping anymore. We charge $10 on most items FBM outbound.
When Amazon refunds a customer at first scan, they refund the customer all $10.
When we open a Safe-T-Claim, they say STCs do not cover outbound shipping costs.
Make it make sense.
We don't offer free shipping. The customer is not entitled to that money. Yet Amazon lets them have it every time.
We charge $10 for FBM outbound shipping, Amazon refunds it all every time.
We used to offer free shipping. We do not offer free shipping anymore. We charge $10 on most items FBM outbound.
When Amazon refunds a customer at first scan, they refund the customer all $10.
When we open a Safe-T-Claim, they say STCs do not cover outbound shipping costs.
Make it make sense.
We don't offer free shipping. The customer is not entitled to that money. Yet Amazon lets them have it every time.
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Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Whether or not the customer is entitled to a refund on shipping comes down to the reason for the return. If it's seller faulted, they are entitled to it, regardless of how much or how little you charge.
Sadly, many customers have been trained on what to select as the reason for the return in order to get the shipping refunded.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Yes, it does. For a seller faulted reason, the customer gets a FULL refund, which includes outbound shipping.
Think about it; it would be very unfair otherwise. A scammer sells something for $5, with $20 shipping, sends a small piece of junk, and the customer only gets back the $5, while the scammer pockets $10-15 in excess shipping charges?
No, seller faulted returns get the full refund.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Are you new here? Do you really think that there aren't scammers on Amazon?
And they don't have to "last long"; they'll just pop up again with new creds after a few days.
But agreed, if it is a BUYER faulted return, then the outbound (and return) shipping should not be refunded. But for SELLER faulted, both are the responsibility of the seller.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Wow. So 20 years before Bezos was even born. Impressive!
So I guess you know everything, and know that there has NEVER been a scammer on Amazon.
Odd that you post about Amazon's software not getting something right, but seem to think that it will be 100% perfect elsewhere. Maybe senility is creeping in, since you're obviously pushing 100 if you've been seller here since before Pearl Harbor was bombed.
(talk about "guessing with zero accuracy"...)
Seller_qb9YwQ7193BDg
lol you're just trying to avoid refunding them the full amount. it doesn't matter if you're offering free shipping.
total cost of the item = total cost of the item. this is amazon, not ebay.
We charge $10 for FBM outbound shipping, Amazon refunds it all every time.
We used to offer free shipping. We do not offer free shipping anymore. We charge $10 on most items FBM outbound.
When Amazon refunds a customer at first scan, they refund the customer all $10.
When we open a Safe-T-Claim, they say STCs do not cover outbound shipping costs.
Make it make sense.
We don't offer free shipping. The customer is not entitled to that money. Yet Amazon lets them have it every time.
We charge $10 for FBM outbound shipping, Amazon refunds it all every time.
We used to offer free shipping. We do not offer free shipping anymore. We charge $10 on most items FBM outbound.
When Amazon refunds a customer at first scan, they refund the customer all $10.
When we open a Safe-T-Claim, they say STCs do not cover outbound shipping costs.
Make it make sense.
We don't offer free shipping. The customer is not entitled to that money. Yet Amazon lets them have it every time.
We charge $10 for FBM outbound shipping, Amazon refunds it all every time.
We used to offer free shipping. We do not offer free shipping anymore. We charge $10 on most items FBM outbound.
When Amazon refunds a customer at first scan, they refund the customer all $10.
When we open a Safe-T-Claim, they say STCs do not cover outbound shipping costs.
Make it make sense.
We don't offer free shipping. The customer is not entitled to that money. Yet Amazon lets them have it every time.
15 replies
15 replies
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Whether or not the customer is entitled to a refund on shipping comes down to the reason for the return. If it's seller faulted, they are entitled to it, regardless of how much or how little you charge.
Sadly, many customers have been trained on what to select as the reason for the return in order to get the shipping refunded.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Yes, it does. For a seller faulted reason, the customer gets a FULL refund, which includes outbound shipping.
Think about it; it would be very unfair otherwise. A scammer sells something for $5, with $20 shipping, sends a small piece of junk, and the customer only gets back the $5, while the scammer pockets $10-15 in excess shipping charges?
No, seller faulted returns get the full refund.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Are you new here? Do you really think that there aren't scammers on Amazon?
And they don't have to "last long"; they'll just pop up again with new creds after a few days.
But agreed, if it is a BUYER faulted return, then the outbound (and return) shipping should not be refunded. But for SELLER faulted, both are the responsibility of the seller.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Wow. So 20 years before Bezos was even born. Impressive!
So I guess you know everything, and know that there has NEVER been a scammer on Amazon.
Odd that you post about Amazon's software not getting something right, but seem to think that it will be 100% perfect elsewhere. Maybe senility is creeping in, since you're obviously pushing 100 if you've been seller here since before Pearl Harbor was bombed.
(talk about "guessing with zero accuracy"...)
Seller_qb9YwQ7193BDg
lol you're just trying to avoid refunding them the full amount. it doesn't matter if you're offering free shipping.
total cost of the item = total cost of the item. this is amazon, not ebay.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Whether or not the customer is entitled to a refund on shipping comes down to the reason for the return. If it's seller faulted, they are entitled to it, regardless of how much or how little you charge.
Sadly, many customers have been trained on what to select as the reason for the return in order to get the shipping refunded.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Whether or not the customer is entitled to a refund on shipping comes down to the reason for the return. If it's seller faulted, they are entitled to it, regardless of how much or how little you charge.
Sadly, many customers have been trained on what to select as the reason for the return in order to get the shipping refunded.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Yes, it does. For a seller faulted reason, the customer gets a FULL refund, which includes outbound shipping.
Think about it; it would be very unfair otherwise. A scammer sells something for $5, with $20 shipping, sends a small piece of junk, and the customer only gets back the $5, while the scammer pockets $10-15 in excess shipping charges?
No, seller faulted returns get the full refund.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Yes, it does. For a seller faulted reason, the customer gets a FULL refund, which includes outbound shipping.
Think about it; it would be very unfair otherwise. A scammer sells something for $5, with $20 shipping, sends a small piece of junk, and the customer only gets back the $5, while the scammer pockets $10-15 in excess shipping charges?
No, seller faulted returns get the full refund.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Are you new here? Do you really think that there aren't scammers on Amazon?
And they don't have to "last long"; they'll just pop up again with new creds after a few days.
But agreed, if it is a BUYER faulted return, then the outbound (and return) shipping should not be refunded. But for SELLER faulted, both are the responsibility of the seller.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Are you new here? Do you really think that there aren't scammers on Amazon?
And they don't have to "last long"; they'll just pop up again with new creds after a few days.
But agreed, if it is a BUYER faulted return, then the outbound (and return) shipping should not be refunded. But for SELLER faulted, both are the responsibility of the seller.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Wow. So 20 years before Bezos was even born. Impressive!
So I guess you know everything, and know that there has NEVER been a scammer on Amazon.
Odd that you post about Amazon's software not getting something right, but seem to think that it will be 100% perfect elsewhere. Maybe senility is creeping in, since you're obviously pushing 100 if you've been seller here since before Pearl Harbor was bombed.
(talk about "guessing with zero accuracy"...)
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Wow. So 20 years before Bezos was even born. Impressive!
So I guess you know everything, and know that there has NEVER been a scammer on Amazon.
Odd that you post about Amazon's software not getting something right, but seem to think that it will be 100% perfect elsewhere. Maybe senility is creeping in, since you're obviously pushing 100 if you've been seller here since before Pearl Harbor was bombed.
(talk about "guessing with zero accuracy"...)
Seller_qb9YwQ7193BDg
lol you're just trying to avoid refunding them the full amount. it doesn't matter if you're offering free shipping.
total cost of the item = total cost of the item. this is amazon, not ebay.
Seller_qb9YwQ7193BDg
lol you're just trying to avoid refunding them the full amount. it doesn't matter if you're offering free shipping.
total cost of the item = total cost of the item. this is amazon, not ebay.
