What to do if your Amazon package is stolen? (hint: Don't call your Credit Card company)
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- What happens Amazon package is stolen do you get your money back?
And what happens if you were scammed by an Amazon seller?
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A different problem is when the delivery is to the wrong address in your neighborhood, nice photo, just not my front door. Fortunately I've had honest neighbors bring the package over. But not everyone uses their front door, I don't. Happened with Amazon and FedEx recently.
100%
I've had that happen a few times. They immediately covered it and sent a replacement.
According to Amazon policy, the person who received it isn't obligated to return it or even contact Amazon.
I got caught in that scam with an eBay seller that was drop shipping from Amazon. Their listed shipper was a fake shipper "Aquiline" to get around eBay rules. But, they provided a USPS tracking when I filed a claim. Good news is USPS had a picture of the label and neither my name nor my address were on the label. Took a bit to get eBay to contact the USPS investigator
but, in the end, I got my money back! Now I know this is not Amazon but these scammers are using Amazon and eBay to run this scam.
I live in a large housing development, can drive around and see packages from Amazon, Dell, Newegg, Walmart and so on all sitting by the door of tons of house's. It amazes how these packages aren't stolen more often.
agree
Same with our apartment here too, packages can be sitting for days too, no one touches them.
It could be that all those packages make potential thieves believe that there are surveillance cameras in the area.
If you don’t live in a diverse ghetto, chances of theft are a lot less.
They do get stolen. As a DSP, I know they get stolen as I get in trouble every time they are stolen. It's now the drivers fault (even if it is out of sight from the road, the customer is notified. All the customer has to do is say they didn't get it (even if they did) and we get in trouble.
As an amazon CSA,
This video is an excellent resource explaining our policy!
Just a couple of things,
1. Before an a to a is filed there has to be 48 hours of no communication from the customer to the seller. Sending a hundred emails daily only delays the process. 48 hours after the last email sent they did not respond is the first criteria for an a to z negligent seller claim
2. If a police report is required that indicates a customer who has abused our “system of trust” I e history of missing packages or non delivered packages. We will process that refund or replacement without question until a history develops and the. It moves into the more documentation required to prove a missing package Be honest and do not get on that list as it is a pain
Other than that. Awesome job, especially the matching the weight of the package versus the hat was ordered. 🎉
Personally I will never use Amazon again! They sent me an email offer of 30 days of free prime to try it with no way to opt out. Then after the thirty days they just started billing me for Prime. BTW, I never even used the trial, NOT ONCE! It took a good bit of back and forth before they refunded the money. Then I told her to close my account and never went back!
thanks for the additional info! Good to know about the "system of trust" and I 100% agree with it as it could easily be abused. You rock!
The way I see it... if it's not put into my hands, it's not delivered... And it's time delivery companies understand this. I never ever check the "authority to leave" box.
You can see it any way you want, but as far as delivery is concerned it was delivered. You can argue that you didn't take possession and ownership of it and hence the sale was not concluded.
Beware. Some carriers do not deliver to postal boxes. You might want the sellers free shipping, etc. But ALWAYS know if other delivery options fit your location.
I've been buying from Amazon for over 15 years and they have been excellent in handling any problem that has arisen. Not many items were damaged or seemingly stolen, but when it did happen a few times they were courteous and easy to work with. The tips about what to look for when dealing with third party sellers were really great because not everyone would think of doing this.
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This is why I use the Lockers.
I do for expensive items, but the closest locker to me is a PIA to get to because of traffic.
@@PopsSinging Okay!
@@PopsSinging Here in UK a lot of service/ refuelling stations have lockers for Amazon in particular. Some well known delivery companies allow you to divert small items to a local to you convenience store
What do you do for oversize items that won't fit in one?
@@lonniemcclure4538 I have them delivered to my sister's house next door, where there's a clear way to leave them without danger of stealing. My address is dicier, and it's easier to rip things off here.
As an Amazon Flex driver, Amazon BLAMES ME when people steal packages! And then Amazon punishes me by denying me my benefits in the program. It's sick how many delivery drivers and porch pirates take packages and then I get punished.
That's ridiculous 😞 how can you be held responsible? I would literally wear a camera and record every delivery from the moment you stop to the moment you get back in the car.
Former UPS driver here.........On "driver release" deliveries where no signature is required, I put the package in a logical place for the recipient but hidden from road view. I'm assuming you are doing the same.
@@1995texasaggie Yes. Unless there are specific instructions to the contrary (which there sometimes are).
Sometimes, buyer enters delivery instructions. I read on Amazon's site that 3rd party drivers may not receive those notes. Does that apply to carrier handoffs and flex drivers?
@@dplj4428 The Flex instructions are immediately visible after pressing the "I have arrived" button in the app. The sad thing is, Amazon (in all their imagined wisdom) still can't figure out how to remove OLD instructions from the app. Sometimes there will be a message saying "deliver directly to customer" and another "deliver to enclosed porch." Amazon is actively trying to burn through Flex drivers because they don't want them using the program as a MAIN source of income. I've received emails stating this.
The host is 100% correct out credit card or even bank card are the last resort but even the Amazon policy on returns and refund are a pain in the neck and you have to be careful what you buy no matter how good the seller ratings are Amazon has gotten very belligerent and if your not careful or conscious of the actions going on Amazon will take the side of the seller.
I've had 2 packages out of 100+ disappear from in front of my door at my condo unit. Amazon promptly replaced them. One package was worth around $30 and the other was worth around $15. The funny thing is, one time over $800 worth of computer parts in 2 large Amazon boxes sat in front of my door for over 24hrs without being stolen. (I was delayed getting back home while traveling.)
I think its easier for people to hide smaller boxes - but then again, we have seen a team pull up and clear out entire street...
@@LironSegevI've seen amazon vans delivering amazon prime order's, and my older brother has an amazon prime account, but they should knock the door 1st before leaving the package by our doorstep, but we are very lucky to have a video doorbell and cctv cameras in the front which are on the wooden fence,and also some inside our house, as we can also see through our kitchen window, as that were the steps are which lead to our house and my next door neighbours house,as we live in a Councill house, so we share the same steps.
Thanks for a great explanation on this topic!! 👍🏻👏🏻
thanks for being here!
Amazon drivers used to leave other people's deliveries in our driveway because the street ends at our house and the map app they used showed the street continuing to go thru to the next neighborhood. One day a notebook computer was left so I took the time and drove to the right address and when I knocked on the door a guy opened it with a little girl behind him crying her eyes out because they received notice that their pkg was lost. Was great to do them a favor and when I got home I called Amazon notifying them that I delivered the pkg, then told them to knock off leaving stuff at my house, so they started leaving stuff at my neighbor's place😖
When we get packages that did not come to our house even though they said they were delivered You call Amazon and Tell them and then they will refund your money it's as easy as that.
I ordered a new fan for my XBox Series X and after it said it was delivered and never showed up, amazon nicely replaced it with another fan. Then about a month after the new one arrived, the original arrived! I called Amazon and they said to just keep it since the case was closed. I don't agree with a lot of practices Amazon does, but their returns are SUPER easy and they generally do take care of you if your item is gone.
Thanks for sharing
What you can't account for is when your mail delivery man puts the wrong packages in the wrong postal boxes...which happens where I live. That is where we depend on the goodness of neigbors to return what isn't theirs...unfortunately not everyone is so honest. 😡
The plastic container was an eye opener for me.
Thank you for sharing great information!
Thanks for watching!
Yeah, he's a hero.
Good info! I'm an Amazon Vine member, so I get a lot of packages regularly. Luckily the only issue I've had is my package being delivered to a neighbor a couple of times.
A to Zed.. Thank you
Ive only ordered from a third party thru amazon once, sent wrong size, called 3rd party refused to do anything and tough luck. I was livid, called amazon was refunded immediately. I no longer order unless its fulfilled by amazon. Way to go AMAZON, my 1st choice for online shopping.
I get a lot of lazy contract drivers who deliver my stuff to a neighbors house. They don't bother to look at the house address if their GPS should stop 50 feet short of my home. Or they go to the back door even though their is no pavement there, just grass.
Once within a span of a week I got two or three different shipments for other lots on the mobile home park I live on. The lot number wasn't even close. I suspect the driver may have assumed my home was the park office due to its location, but after a discussion with Amazon customer service, the problem didn't occur again.
Once again amazing video love the orientation keep it up.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good tips Liron! I know many will be quick to call the card company for a refund but as you pointed out that should be a last resort. Fortunately, I have been lucky with Amazon deliveries, but one of my coworkers in IT ordered a brand new Intel 13900K top of the line processor, which retailed for about $600 at the time via Amazon. It was a third party seller that was fulfilled by Amazon. Amazingly, when he got the box it was EMPTY! It just had packing peanuts, that's it! The box was super light and the declared weight was too light for it to be an Intel processor. So, he called Amazon, who actually made the packing error, and they refunded the card. He then ordered the processor elsewhere, I think on ebay.
So far (several years now), Amazon has been pretty easy to deal with in the few cases where a delivery went poorly. Most recent was a lawn mower where the 3rd party (Fleet Tool) actually put the right model number on the shipping label but perversely put that shipping label on a wholly different product (a pole saw). Took 3 calls to Amazon customer service to get a prepaid label for the return and several days to get the refund (Amazon points) processed, but it got done, and everything within Amazon's control was done well and promptly. A bit less impressed with Fleet.
I have overlapping cameras filming my porch. There are three views and it is impossible to approach without being in at least two of them at any one time. I also have my 'road cameras' that record footage of every vehicle that passes by my home from three angles. I have snapshots of a vehicle's approach, side view and license plate at the same time. There are people who say my 24 channel DVR and array of cameras is overkill, I say it is peace of mind....lol.
Sounds a bit like my setup, although I only have 3 cameras on a NVR, while the others record to either cloud or micro SD card. I currently have 5 cameras that see my front door (2 of which are on the NVR). The thing about motion triggered recordings is they don't always trigger, which is why having at least one camera that records 24/7 is important.
If I know I not going to home I have it delivered to a amazon locker it’s only a couple of blocks away. Dont know why apartment people don’t do that
I'm a seller on Amazon. It sucks that I am out the product and the payment. It shouldn't be at my expense when someone else steals. Not to mention so many people now know how to cheat the system and say they never got it when they did.
Here an Aramex driver just chucked our parcel over our 6 ft fence and both friggin gates were wide open
this is why all my mail goes to a po box.
i live in a rural county so all except a medical ( they do only in house personal. no third party delivery )
or fed up. .. er…a fed ex.
i love the tracking from ups, usps, amazon, but everything is kept behind lock and key at a fed post office.
sure big/ odd shaped very heavy. do go to my porch. but here tracking shows when it will arrive. at least the day it will.
So many people I know have missing deliveries and when they ask for the photo it's not their door.
amazon needs more of those lockers. constantly not available. or I have to goto the other end of the city to use a locker
This is a common sense and ethical issue. I use a package handling service, others pick all their stuff up from an Amazon location, and if you absolutely positively must have packages delivered to your home when no one is there, we have yet another amazing solution besides feeding porch pirates. Live in the 90% of the US where there aren't any. Apparently Denver burbs are ground 0.
I live in Australia and we don't have Amazon delivery here. Only third party and often these use sub-contractors. Took me 4 months to get a refund and ended getting it from the seller. Amazon said it was delivered. After investigation, when Amazon said it was delivered it means delivered to an Australian Port. Once at the port a courier is contracted to pick it up and take it too their warehouse. It is then contracted out again to be delivered. In my case it was picked up at the Port of Melbourne, to the warehouse, then taken to Sydney. It then changed couriers to the Sunshine coast (Queensland) and then to Toowoomba (my city). It then change courier again to be delivered but never arrived. They traced it to Sydney where they think it was lost between Sydney and the Sunshine Coast even though tracking said it was in Toowoomba. I rarely use Amazon as it's too expensive, very limited selection compared to E-Bay and hard to get a refund.
If they delivered it to the right address, and there were no special delivery notes, well screw you. If it were delivered to the wrong address, yes, refund or replace.
What would be swell would be if Amazon drivers followed delivery instructions. Over 50% of my deliveries are left out in the open, contrary to my delivery instructions. Move it over a few more inches and it’s not visible from the street…but nope! 😡
depends on the delivery team that services your area. In my area they have been awesome at stealthy hiding
Thank you Liron
no probs!
Amazon has in their system the option for you to give specific delivery instructions. I have a 90' long driveway. I do not want packages left at my mail box on the street nor at my yard gate. I entered in their system for the driver to walk up the driveway and place packages next to the porch. In 10 years I have only had 2 packages disappear, both times they were left in or at my mailbox. If I was in a city, I would use the Amazon drop box exclusively.
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I ordered a motorcycle jacket from Amazon and it never arrived. I called Amazon and they voided out that order and started another order. The second jacket didn't arrive either. I called Amazon again, and they said they would refund my money. It took 6 months and many phone calls to actually get my money back, haven't used Amazon since and won't use them for anything EVER again!
I ship to my shop. Cameras all over, set hours. So ive been fortunate. I did recently have an item ship and amazon showed it basically lost and auto refunded it.
if you can ship to a place of business where there is usually someone to get it instantly, that is best.
I have got refunds from Walmart and Amazon (in the USA) for packages that their site says was delivered, but were not found by me on the doorstep. Either stolen or possibly misdelivered to wrong address.
But, this has not been true with stuff purchased on eBay. eBay does have a guarantee, but if the shipping company shows it to be delivered than eBay did not reimburse me like Amazon and Walmart did.
I live in northen Europe and this thing to just leave the package on the porch seems pretty nuts to me. Where I live the delivery services have a cooperation with a local supermarket. I get a notifikation and go pick it up when shopping groceries.
I come from South Africa, packages don't make it to the door unless they are using a courier and you have to sign for it in most cases. So I get what you are saying
Yep and not only supermarkets, also some other shops like for bikes or for animals/garden (not the animals themselves, but food, hay or utensils for the garden, etc.) or even souvenir shops (though a bit bigger ones).
Sometimes they deliver it to the wrong location. A youtiber said they didn't deliver his at all and marked it as person wasn't home
Also, it’s very common to get counterfeit items from A, if it’s a 3rd party seller, regardless of who delivers it. NGK single or double iridium spark plugs, as well as Shimano 10, 11, and 12 speed chains. There are videos out there on how to spot both.
yup - as I said
@@LironSegev You didn’t mention the products I did or that there were videos on them.
I want referencing a specific product. I said they send a fake product just so the system is marked as delivered
It is important Liron that you emphasize that you are referring to US consumer laws. The US is surprisingly just one country and many other countries have their own laws. The IQ level of many will assume that your claim is categorical across all borders, which of course it is not.
One Christmas we ordered a Nintendo Wii. It was marked delivered but we didn't get it. A replacement was sent and we got it. 4 months (springtime) later our neighbor knocks on our door and hands us a box, the Nintendo Wii had been thrown under his stairs and then covered in snow. It worked fine and the seller told us to keep it when we offered to return it.
oh wow!!!
Thanks for the video my friend 😊
No problem 👍
This is why I don't buy from 3rd party sellers if I can avoid it.
I only had 1 package delivery issue recently. Summer of 2023 I purchased 1 item on eBay from a 3rd party seller. The package said delivered but showed a door of someone’s house. I failed to contact the delivery company in time. I lost out on $20.
I have never ordered anything from eBay. I just don't trust it
Ugh, package thieves are the absolute worse
too easy for them
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I received a package that was empty. The envelope end somehow did not seal properly or came unglued. Called customer service and a replacement was shipped out.
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Set the Americans straight! It is "Zet" not "Zee" haha. I am amazed at the process there where home delivery does not go hand to hand. Here in SA we have either direct hand-hand or the lockers to get your package. Sometimes even the hand to hand requires a pin they send you to provide before they hand it over.
Shows how big the business is when they can carry all those losses. Well, we probably pay in the end, but it still amazes me.
yeah that blew my mind when I moved here from Joburg. They just leave the package by the door (most homes don't have any fences/ walls/) and then most of the time the package is still there hours later. This would never ever work in SA.
Do amazon refund ur amazon prime fee back if you haven't used it internationally, as I've taken the monthly/early membership which was £75.00p at the time, but i never bought anything,as i used my debit card to pay for it,and that was a complete waste of money which i could have used to buy something i could have used
I try very hard not to buy items on Amazon
why?
@@LironSegev exactly. Why? They have great customer service and replacement policies.
@@LironSegevThey avoid paying tax, they treat their employees like crap, they have either damaged or wiped out small independant traders, they have been sued for systematic racism, they are anti workers union, double the injury rates of employees when compared to similar businesses, excessive packaging waste - hopefully you get the idea. They are not an ethical business.
@@LironSegev Lot of reasons, quality of products, safety issues, don't care about workers rights, worker safety issues only to name a few reasons!!
Something allot don’t know. All food items automatically are non refundable but it doesn’t mean you are out of luck if you get something you absolutely hate. Contact Amazon and explain what the issue is and they will refund you and tell you to do what you want with the item. I’m sure people try and take advantage of this situation but Amazon prefers good customer service over dishonest customers. One time I ordered sugar free red vines and they accidentally sent regular licorice that I don’t like. I like the strawberry flavor. At first I thought I was out of luck because it said non returnable but I contacted Amazon they sent a replacement and said I can do whatever I want with the wrong item. Another time I bought these low carb wraps that were absolutely disgusting 🤢 and Amazon refunded me after I contacted them and said give them away or do what I want. They went in the trash as I wouldn’t feed them to a dog 😂😂
A certain site seems to knock my unit off
But rest of address
Amazon has replaced several stolen/lost items. No problems!
nice!
note: if you paid with a debit card you get no protection.
another reason credit cards are king, if you pay wholly or in part with a credit card the bank is jointly liable for the contract of services.
Interesting. Have you ever tried to get a refund from Amazon when paying with a debit card and they told you no?
@@LironSegev not as such but its just how credit va debit cards are set up in UK law. A debit card is like cash, theres basically no protection.
Just another reason everyone should buy everything with a credit card and pay off balance in full each month.
I’ve had Amazon deliver a package inside my apartment and then w/I mins come back and take it.
yeah this is happening more and more. They take the pic and then take the item. But thankfully with security cameras and Amazon's policy you are covered
I have Amazon deliver to my garage, of course you have to have a smart garage hooked to Alexa
yeah I know many people who do exactly that. Its cool
Since Amazon is a US company It's always zee and never zed when referring to the A to Z guarantee.
Irrelevant where a company is based as to what the pronunciation is
I do thanks
cool
i once got a refund for an item and i was allowed to "dispose of it" aka keep it, because i said i couldnt return it (i was lazy)
it costs them more to have it shipped back so as long as you are not an abuser of the system, and depends on who is the seller, its just good customer service
or you dont buy from amazon at all
or from Walmart or eBay or basically any place that does deliveries. So basically if you want something you should go and pick it up yourself from the store even if it means flying across the country.
That seems far more convenient than getting it delivered and in the odd case having to get a refund.
Makes sense to me👍
So a third party seller is held responsible if a package is stolen?
It sucks if you are a small business though but that is what insurance is for. Anytime a business operates online or real-world, they have to account from theft. Its always been that way.
This just seems like a bad system asking to be stolen. In my country amazon, fedex delivery drivers don't just drop your package on your front door, they make sure to hand over the package and verify it has been delivered to you by either a signature or some kind of delivery pin.
Does your country have 330,000,000 population? Does your country equal the volume of Amazon purchases as the USA?
Fedex does indeed drop packages at my door. Even when labeled "adult signature required". They place the package next to my porch which is 90' from the street. It is rare for me to even see the drivers coming and going.
Where I live, as Liron mentioned, they don't even ring the doorbell. I have set up my E-mail to give me a notification when Amazon sends me a "delivered" message, since I am usually working from home.
In my country in Europe, courier services never ever leave any kind of package in front of the door.
That's only US invention. So don't cry people...
It wasn't delivered, it was left in a porch and they then went away. It ain't delivered until you've received it.
Nope. It was delivered. The only argument you can have is about ownership and taking possession.
@@LironSegev Wouldn't have been delivered to the addressee. It should be addressed to an individual at a particular address. It's the courier's responsibility to ensure that occurs, and as they are the sender's service provider then by implication the sender's responsibility also.
@@WideCuriosity so you are saying he mailman need to personally hand over each mail into the hands of the person whose name is on the envelope. And until they do that then it's their responsibility to get it from the mailbox into everyone's hands?
@@LironSegev For parcels, pretty much yes. Of course their representative could answer the door to take delivery in their place. Parcels don't tend to come in envelopes. Letters can be posted through the address front door as they aren't vulnerable to strangers stealing them through the letterbox, but a parcel, yes it should be hand delivered to the person or else it hasn't been delivered, and the courier is responsible for the non-delivery. Of course if the courier has it in writing from the receiver that they can dump the parcel wherever they like, that may be a different matter.
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If Amazons platform is so untrustworthy that i am required to do this type of vetting for sellers prior to a putchase, ill just prefer to opt out of using Amazon in totality.
you do you
I just received a package yesterday that came with a thank you for purchasing card and the front of it had a picture of the most miserable looking little girls.... In the back of the card it explained how my purchase was made by a single mother with the help of her 2 girls that were happy to help..... My first thought was child exploitation my second thought was child labor laws
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I have a BURNING question... If British people pronounce "Z" Zeb... How do they say Zoo? Do they say Zeboo?
Firstly it's Zed. Not Zeb.
And secondly if you say Zee, you don't say let's go to the Zeeoo
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If an item is OVER $100, Amazon will send you a code on the day of delivery, which you must give to the driver.
Never ever had that and I buy stuff over that amount constantly for this channel.
Absolutely not true. I have ordered multiple items over $100 even over $200. Never had this happen.
@@LironSegevMy last video card purchase in November (rtx 4090) which was around $2400Cdn required a code from the driver, I asked the driver and he said it was about a 3 month old policy. I had previously purchased a rtx 3090 for $1800 and there wasn't any code SO it's a new policy for expensive items. How the policy is implemented might depend on how many packages are stolen in that area since I have orders over $100 since that didn't require a code.
New accounts or accounts with lots of issues or refunds will require the one time code to provide the driver.
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@@LironSegev right back at you
I was just thinking about this and a video pops up in my youtube feed. The timing is scary.
Edit: I just found out you can return items to Amazon and get a full refund a week ago.
crazy how that works 😂
how is amazon responsible for theft from your doorstep ? or , for that matter , your credit card company . I'd say tough luck to you
eh...someone should make a video about it...oh wait...nevermind
@@LironSegevyeah i know amazon will redeliver , I'm just saying that this is the Municipalities problem letting it's low lifes out of jail too soon maybe
While they could take that attitude, it would probably cost them more in the long run than replacing the item. You can bet if a person is making claims for a substantial number of packages (even with proof), however, Amazon is likely going to cut them off.
@@lonniemcclure4538 I still think the government is the problem being too lenient on such crimes , and financial crimes in general
thoze wordz exactly. from another law firm
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A picture of a package on a doorstep is not proof of delivery
How do you figure it's not? Here is the package. Here is the house. Now the package is at the door. It was delivered.
Now is it proof of ownership? No.
Is it proof of possession? No.
@@LironSegev - There apparently have been a few incidents caught on a homeowner's security camera of a dishonest driver putting the package in place, taking the photo, and then picking it up and carrying it off again.
If your doorstep is uniquely identifiable (e.g., not one of many identical apartment doors), it at least serves as proof the driver was at the correct address. At my current address, I've had packages confirmed as misdelivered, but none confirmed as stolen. (For the first year when I didn't have cameras I couldn't confirm which, but evidence since then strongly suggests it was always misdelivery, as not a single item I didn't receive appeared at my home in the first place).
if your package gets stolen, no company or seller should have to take the hit. Your product was delivered so as much as it sucks, you shouldn't be entitled to a refund or replacement item. It is not their fault there are scummy thieves out there.
Agree. If Amazon is the seller, this is built into their "shrinkage model" ie. theft much like any retailer. It sucks if you are a small business though but that is what insurance is for. Anytime a business operates online or real-world, they have to account from theft. Its always been that way.
I have never, nor would I ever buy from anything amazon! the ceo already cheats his workers of their pay!
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1. Don't buy from Amazon because they are a crap company 2. Pay with PayPal because getting action on a credit card is a total pain in the butt. PayPal has always refunded money to us within 7 days.
Why do people use credit cards? Credit cards were invented to put people into debt. Just use cash or debit. It's safer.
Smart consumers use their cards for convenience and security paying off their balance in full each month.
My credit cards are all cash back cards that return money to me. I pay off the balance every month, so there is no interest. Where's the debt?
Great info thank you for all the great work you have been doing over the years.. @LironSegev, with all new phones and apps I was wondering if you could go back and put a series of videos together about apps what are the worst for tracking you online, when your out and about maybe shopping. What apps we should get rid of and rep them with. I would much rather pay for using apps than my information to be sold on to the highest bidder. The reason I'm asking you to do this is it's one thing to get a cold call but when the person calling you know your full name and from the conversation I imagine even know my address. Thanks again for the brilliant work you do