Not sure what is happening to Amazon, but does not matter if you have tracking which shows delivered to the correct address and you also have signed proof of delivery Amazon still says not enough information... Maybe we need to ask for a drop of blood from the customers finger??
We provided to Amazon all the information we had when the case was opened. We also tried to communicate with the buyer and send them information with proof of delivery but when this case was opened buyer turned off incoming emails option, so all our messages to the buyer cannot be delivered.
Item was received on April 08, 2024 and delivery time shown to the buyer was April 12, 2024. Claim opened on May 10, 2024! The buyer NEVER contacted us! I think, they just thought... hm, everybody steals on Amazon, maybe i can try as well.
Amazon ignored all these facts and issued a refund:
"The customer reported an issue with delivery. In this case, the tracking information indicates delivered, but the customer did not receive the package. Because you provided sufficient information that proves that the order was actually received by the customer, we will not count the claim against your Order Defect Rate"
Appeal also denied with the same reasons! Does not matter what proofs we gave.
Amazon, please respond! Is this normal?
Did Amazon fund the refund or you? It says you provided sufficient information and that your ODR won't be affected.
Hi @Seller_CRHOv021qFYYU
I see that your proof was accepted. They said your Order Defect Rate has not been impacted.
If you purchase your shipping through Seller Central, and if you ship on time and something happens to the delivery, then you would be protected from the claim.
I am adding a link to another post about the benefits to sellers. Please go here to learn more.
Susan
That is so ridiculous. You know 95% of these claims are BS and Amazon continues to let it happen.
The days of the customer is always right are over. Buyers have been trained by Amazon to continue with this behavior of scamming and stealing. Amazon just keeps making it more difficult to get a fair shake.
@Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9
I don't know what percent are BS, and I don't disagree with your logic. I do what I can every day to help sellers resolve issues like these.
Susan
You might want to read your own policy someday, Susan.
It says that proof of successful delivery is a signature. Not the signature of the individual on the order, just an agent at the address.
You acknowledge that scams happen. Then you feed into but accepting anything a buyer says despite clear evidence to the contrary.
Wow! Amazon, thank you! You just gave me an idea how to steal here! Great, we can order whatever we want and then say we NEVER received it! Need to spread this information you gave! I will copy and past and will show aother buyers and seller how you Amazon responded!
This is BS what you Amazon to sellers and how you help scammers!
What you can do is take what you see here to the head honchos there and try to get this mess fixed.
It really is a cluster of policies that are not followed by Amazon itself and seller support or customer service really need to be retrained on what those policies are.
yes, i know it and this is not the first time for me unfortunately. If i was a bad person i could have many free stuff from Amazon, by simply lying to Amazon support. This is not right how Amazon treat their sellers especially whos been selling for many years like us.
Susan, this does not make sense. You are the first Amazon representative I've ever heard said that Signature does not count as proof of delivery. It's literally in Amazon policy that a Signature *does* count as proof of delivery. Can you please explain your discrepancy?
i think, all they wanted to say here, that "go to hell sellers, we do what we want and you shut up and earn money for us"
I'm beginning to realize that Amazon's "policy" of only protecting when THEIR shipping is used borders on Extortion and violates RICO laws "Pay us or something might happen to your place"
But a photo is enough proof for a Amazon delivered order????
I believe this is our point, exactly:
Do you REALLY want to make margins so low here that all sellers leave, after you have taught them every trick on how to be a vengeful buyer and get away with it? How long can this trendline continue? This is basically what Wal-Mart did to mom-n-pops when they moved into small towns ... but this is nationwide. Do you have any greeter positions available?
Contact your postmaster general. They'll refer it to their mail fraud unit. Amazon won't be pleased because you aren't "delighting the customer" but Amazon is an accomplice here.
What I relief, I guess I can save a ton of money not paying for signature capture anymore.
finally, i was lucky today: my appeal denied, but i re-opened cases 4 times and on 5th time i finally got an answers that they decided to reverse original decision. So, looks like this is very important who will see your case or appeal, or email. One person thinks "i need to go home, i do not give a sh-t" , but when you are lucky - other person will be glad to check all the facts and make a right decision.
Not sure what is happening to Amazon, but does not matter if you have tracking which shows delivered to the correct address and you also have signed proof of delivery Amazon still says not enough information... Maybe we need to ask for a drop of blood from the customers finger??
We provided to Amazon all the information we had when the case was opened. We also tried to communicate with the buyer and send them information with proof of delivery but when this case was opened buyer turned off incoming emails option, so all our messages to the buyer cannot be delivered.
Item was received on April 08, 2024 and delivery time shown to the buyer was April 12, 2024. Claim opened on May 10, 2024! The buyer NEVER contacted us! I think, they just thought... hm, everybody steals on Amazon, maybe i can try as well.
Amazon ignored all these facts and issued a refund:
"The customer reported an issue with delivery. In this case, the tracking information indicates delivered, but the customer did not receive the package. Because you provided sufficient information that proves that the order was actually received by the customer, we will not count the claim against your Order Defect Rate"
Appeal also denied with the same reasons! Does not matter what proofs we gave.
Amazon, please respond! Is this normal?
Not sure what is happening to Amazon, but does not matter if you have tracking which shows delivered to the correct address and you also have signed proof of delivery Amazon still says not enough information... Maybe we need to ask for a drop of blood from the customers finger??
We provided to Amazon all the information we had when the case was opened. We also tried to communicate with the buyer and send them information with proof of delivery but when this case was opened buyer turned off incoming emails option, so all our messages to the buyer cannot be delivered.
Item was received on April 08, 2024 and delivery time shown to the buyer was April 12, 2024. Claim opened on May 10, 2024! The buyer NEVER contacted us! I think, they just thought... hm, everybody steals on Amazon, maybe i can try as well.
Amazon ignored all these facts and issued a refund:
"The customer reported an issue with delivery. In this case, the tracking information indicates delivered, but the customer did not receive the package. Because you provided sufficient information that proves that the order was actually received by the customer, we will not count the claim against your Order Defect Rate"
Appeal also denied with the same reasons! Does not matter what proofs we gave.
Amazon, please respond! Is this normal?
Did Amazon fund the refund or you? It says you provided sufficient information and that your ODR won't be affected.
Hi @Seller_CRHOv021qFYYU
I see that your proof was accepted. They said your Order Defect Rate has not been impacted.
If you purchase your shipping through Seller Central, and if you ship on time and something happens to the delivery, then you would be protected from the claim.
I am adding a link to another post about the benefits to sellers. Please go here to learn more.
Susan
That is so ridiculous. You know 95% of these claims are BS and Amazon continues to let it happen.
The days of the customer is always right are over. Buyers have been trained by Amazon to continue with this behavior of scamming and stealing. Amazon just keeps making it more difficult to get a fair shake.
@Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9
I don't know what percent are BS, and I don't disagree with your logic. I do what I can every day to help sellers resolve issues like these.
Susan
You might want to read your own policy someday, Susan.
It says that proof of successful delivery is a signature. Not the signature of the individual on the order, just an agent at the address.
You acknowledge that scams happen. Then you feed into but accepting anything a buyer says despite clear evidence to the contrary.
Wow! Amazon, thank you! You just gave me an idea how to steal here! Great, we can order whatever we want and then say we NEVER received it! Need to spread this information you gave! I will copy and past and will show aother buyers and seller how you Amazon responded!
This is BS what you Amazon to sellers and how you help scammers!
What you can do is take what you see here to the head honchos there and try to get this mess fixed.
It really is a cluster of policies that are not followed by Amazon itself and seller support or customer service really need to be retrained on what those policies are.
yes, i know it and this is not the first time for me unfortunately. If i was a bad person i could have many free stuff from Amazon, by simply lying to Amazon support. This is not right how Amazon treat their sellers especially whos been selling for many years like us.
Susan, this does not make sense. You are the first Amazon representative I've ever heard said that Signature does not count as proof of delivery. It's literally in Amazon policy that a Signature *does* count as proof of delivery. Can you please explain your discrepancy?
i think, all they wanted to say here, that "go to hell sellers, we do what we want and you shut up and earn money for us"
I'm beginning to realize that Amazon's "policy" of only protecting when THEIR shipping is used borders on Extortion and violates RICO laws "Pay us or something might happen to your place"
But a photo is enough proof for a Amazon delivered order????
I believe this is our point, exactly:
Do you REALLY want to make margins so low here that all sellers leave, after you have taught them every trick on how to be a vengeful buyer and get away with it? How long can this trendline continue? This is basically what Wal-Mart did to mom-n-pops when they moved into small towns ... but this is nationwide. Do you have any greeter positions available?
Contact your postmaster general. They'll refer it to their mail fraud unit. Amazon won't be pleased because you aren't "delighting the customer" but Amazon is an accomplice here.
What I relief, I guess I can save a ton of money not paying for signature capture anymore.
finally, i was lucky today: my appeal denied, but i re-opened cases 4 times and on 5th time i finally got an answers that they decided to reverse original decision. So, looks like this is very important who will see your case or appeal, or email. One person thinks "i need to go home, i do not give a sh-t" , but when you are lucky - other person will be glad to check all the facts and make a right decision.
Did Amazon fund the refund or you? It says you provided sufficient information and that your ODR won't be affected.
Did Amazon fund the refund or you? It says you provided sufficient information and that your ODR won't be affected.
Hi @Seller_CRHOv021qFYYU
I see that your proof was accepted. They said your Order Defect Rate has not been impacted.
If you purchase your shipping through Seller Central, and if you ship on time and something happens to the delivery, then you would be protected from the claim.
I am adding a link to another post about the benefits to sellers. Please go here to learn more.
Susan
Hi @Seller_CRHOv021qFYYU
I see that your proof was accepted. They said your Order Defect Rate has not been impacted.
If you purchase your shipping through Seller Central, and if you ship on time and something happens to the delivery, then you would be protected from the claim.
I am adding a link to another post about the benefits to sellers. Please go here to learn more.
Susan
That is so ridiculous. You know 95% of these claims are BS and Amazon continues to let it happen.
The days of the customer is always right are over. Buyers have been trained by Amazon to continue with this behavior of scamming and stealing. Amazon just keeps making it more difficult to get a fair shake.
That is so ridiculous. You know 95% of these claims are BS and Amazon continues to let it happen.
The days of the customer is always right are over. Buyers have been trained by Amazon to continue with this behavior of scamming and stealing. Amazon just keeps making it more difficult to get a fair shake.
@Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9
I don't know what percent are BS, and I don't disagree with your logic. I do what I can every day to help sellers resolve issues like these.
Susan
@Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9
I don't know what percent are BS, and I don't disagree with your logic. I do what I can every day to help sellers resolve issues like these.
Susan
You might want to read your own policy someday, Susan.
It says that proof of successful delivery is a signature. Not the signature of the individual on the order, just an agent at the address.
You acknowledge that scams happen. Then you feed into but accepting anything a buyer says despite clear evidence to the contrary.
You might want to read your own policy someday, Susan.
It says that proof of successful delivery is a signature. Not the signature of the individual on the order, just an agent at the address.
You acknowledge that scams happen. Then you feed into but accepting anything a buyer says despite clear evidence to the contrary.
Wow! Amazon, thank you! You just gave me an idea how to steal here! Great, we can order whatever we want and then say we NEVER received it! Need to spread this information you gave! I will copy and past and will show aother buyers and seller how you Amazon responded!
This is BS what you Amazon to sellers and how you help scammers!
Wow! Amazon, thank you! You just gave me an idea how to steal here! Great, we can order whatever we want and then say we NEVER received it! Need to spread this information you gave! I will copy and past and will show aother buyers and seller how you Amazon responded!
This is BS what you Amazon to sellers and how you help scammers!
What you can do is take what you see here to the head honchos there and try to get this mess fixed.
It really is a cluster of policies that are not followed by Amazon itself and seller support or customer service really need to be retrained on what those policies are.
What you can do is take what you see here to the head honchos there and try to get this mess fixed.
It really is a cluster of policies that are not followed by Amazon itself and seller support or customer service really need to be retrained on what those policies are.
yes, i know it and this is not the first time for me unfortunately. If i was a bad person i could have many free stuff from Amazon, by simply lying to Amazon support. This is not right how Amazon treat their sellers especially whos been selling for many years like us.
yes, i know it and this is not the first time for me unfortunately. If i was a bad person i could have many free stuff from Amazon, by simply lying to Amazon support. This is not right how Amazon treat their sellers especially whos been selling for many years like us.
Susan, this does not make sense. You are the first Amazon representative I've ever heard said that Signature does not count as proof of delivery. It's literally in Amazon policy that a Signature *does* count as proof of delivery. Can you please explain your discrepancy?
Susan, this does not make sense. You are the first Amazon representative I've ever heard said that Signature does not count as proof of delivery. It's literally in Amazon policy that a Signature *does* count as proof of delivery. Can you please explain your discrepancy?
i think, all they wanted to say here, that "go to hell sellers, we do what we want and you shut up and earn money for us"
i think, all they wanted to say here, that "go to hell sellers, we do what we want and you shut up and earn money for us"
I'm beginning to realize that Amazon's "policy" of only protecting when THEIR shipping is used borders on Extortion and violates RICO laws "Pay us or something might happen to your place"
I'm beginning to realize that Amazon's "policy" of only protecting when THEIR shipping is used borders on Extortion and violates RICO laws "Pay us or something might happen to your place"
But a photo is enough proof for a Amazon delivered order????
But a photo is enough proof for a Amazon delivered order????
I believe this is our point, exactly:
Do you REALLY want to make margins so low here that all sellers leave, after you have taught them every trick on how to be a vengeful buyer and get away with it? How long can this trendline continue? This is basically what Wal-Mart did to mom-n-pops when they moved into small towns ... but this is nationwide. Do you have any greeter positions available?
I believe this is our point, exactly:
Do you REALLY want to make margins so low here that all sellers leave, after you have taught them every trick on how to be a vengeful buyer and get away with it? How long can this trendline continue? This is basically what Wal-Mart did to mom-n-pops when they moved into small towns ... but this is nationwide. Do you have any greeter positions available?
Contact your postmaster general. They'll refer it to their mail fraud unit. Amazon won't be pleased because you aren't "delighting the customer" but Amazon is an accomplice here.
Contact your postmaster general. They'll refer it to their mail fraud unit. Amazon won't be pleased because you aren't "delighting the customer" but Amazon is an accomplice here.
What I relief, I guess I can save a ton of money not paying for signature capture anymore.
What I relief, I guess I can save a ton of money not paying for signature capture anymore.
finally, i was lucky today: my appeal denied, but i re-opened cases 4 times and on 5th time i finally got an answers that they decided to reverse original decision. So, looks like this is very important who will see your case or appeal, or email. One person thinks "i need to go home, i do not give a sh-t" , but when you are lucky - other person will be glad to check all the facts and make a right decision.
finally, i was lucky today: my appeal denied, but i re-opened cases 4 times and on 5th time i finally got an answers that they decided to reverse original decision. So, looks like this is very important who will see your case or appeal, or email. One person thinks "i need to go home, i do not give a sh-t" , but when you are lucky - other person will be glad to check all the facts and make a right decision.