Do you use Amazon?

[Captain Caveman]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

 

[TNHarley]

I love amazon. Their customer service is top notch.

 

[sealybobo]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

Every year my company gives me $500 Amazon gift card. I'm so sorry for what I spent that money on last year. My unappreciative Aunt and Uncle. What an Idiot! I should have bought a cheap Ebike. It turns out, they're all the same. The expensive ones may have more features but the basic frame is the same. And all I want it for is to have a Ebike in Fort Lauderdale. I bring mine down every year it'd be nice to have a second one so I can invite a lady to go ride with me.

I could have got one for $500 on Amazon.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Every year my company gives me $500 Amazon gift card. I'm so sorry for what I spent that money on last year. My unappreciative Aunt and Uncle. What an Idiot! I should have bought a cheap Ebike. It turns out, they're all the same. The expensive ones may have more features but the basic frame is the same. And all I want it for is to have a Ebike in Fort Lauderdale. I bring mine down every year it'd be nice to have a second one so I can invite a lady to go ride with me.

I could have got one for $500 on Amazon.

The girlfriend uses them all the time, then she twines the range of shops in town are crap. Told her a million times about her hypocrisy.

 

[progressive hunter]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

I think youre lying,,

you do have a history of it,,

 

[petro]

I am more of a go into the store, hands on my future purchase kind of guy.
I want to see the product in person.
However, sometimes I use it as in a recent purchase of a tonneau cover for my truck.
Being vehicle specific, you aren't going to find one in stock anywhere.
Wife uses them constantly.

 

[jotathought]

I enjoy the convenience of at-my-door delivery with my monthly subscription, which saves me dollars. Not to mention the wide variety of online videos and content.

 

[Captain Caveman]

I think youre lying,,

you do have a history of it,,

Yes, thick head.

I've even kept the chat email with Amazon, I asked them for the address for court summonses. Large companies just think you'll be a pussy and wimp off. After dealing with me, one year later they need to converse with a judge.

Make a court claim for money

How to take legal action if someone owes you money (small claims court), how much it costs, what happens next. Includes information from withdrawn guidance EX303, EX304, EX306, EX321, EX325 and EX350.

www.gov.uk

This will be the 5th time I've had to sue someone.

1st time a computer repair firm.
2nd time Sky TV
3rd Time Three mobile service provider
4th My sister's dickhead of a boyfriend
Amazon could be the 5th one.

Do you use the court service or are you one of the many pussies? I sense the later.

 

[sealybobo]

The girlfriend uses them all the time, then she twines the range of shops in town are crap. Told her a million times about her hypocrisy.

Here's another time I use Amazon. My neighbor sometimes shows me shit and I'm like "order me one", so she orders me one. 2019 I bought a air purifier. Can you imagine what the filter looks like? So she orders me 2 filters for $20. She was able to find her history, see when she bought it for me, then find filters that match that 2019 model. Amazing.

I took her and her brother and his wife out on the boat. He ordered me one of those 12 foot hooks that you use to grab another boat or person on the dock when you are coming in?

I'm still "old" school. I like to go look at it. Try it on. Touch it before I buy it. And I would hate to return something I purchased from Amazon although I hear it's not as bad as I think.

Do you know what the prices will do at Amazon when they put all the brick and mortar stores out of business? They are only low now because they want to put them out of business. As soon as they do, prices will go up.

 

[Auld Phart]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

I'm housebound, and it's convenient,

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I get my musical downloads from Amazon and just a few days ago, I purchased a DVD. At the moment I don't have any memory of ever having any problems with Amazon.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[1srelluc]

No, and it pisses me off no end when a (unknown to me) third party seller uses Amazon.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Nope.

Last time I bought from Amazon was well over a decade ago. Probably longer than that even.

Though sometimes if I buy something from an eBay seller, it'll come in an Amazon box. I guess they're drop shipping.

Whenever that happens, I never buy from that eBay seller again.

But a lot of times, in fact most of the time, the specific things that I tend to buy online, I can buy directly from the manufacturer without a middle-man involved in it at all.

 

[Dekster]

Very seldom. About the only time I use them is to order filters for the heat/AC unit. When I do I usually order a few years worth at once. I can usually find them on Amazon for about $15 less per filter than ordering direct from the manufacturer and get free shipping or cheap shipping considering what the manufacturer charges.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

My wife is on a first name basis with the Amazon driver!

 

[katsteve2012]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

I use them frequently, and have only had a couple of issues with deliveries in many years, which they quickly took care of to my complete satisfaction.
I don't Ike going to brick and mortar stores or standing in lines, so they're perfect for me.

JMO.

 

[Captain Caveman]

I use them frequently, and have only had a couple of issues with deliveries in many years, which they quickly took care of to my complete satisfaction.
I don't Ike going to brick and mortar stores or standing in lines, so they're perfect for me.

JMO.

Bricks and mortar stores (shopping centres/malls/shopping parks) can all too often be pension company owned, trying to secure rental income to pay people's pensions. Hence why pensions are getting crapper and crapper. I'll be surprised if any company does final salary pensions these days, they're all basic stake holder.

 

[Care4all]

Well, I tried Amazon some years ago, probably over a decade ago but never used them for ages. I heard they were robbing bastards but I thought I would try them again. After a few purchases, the £20 item that was flagged as delivered, no sign of it. I immediately emailed them but they weren't interested. I asked them for a photo of the item being delivered. Another item flagged as in delivery, was received and I fitted it to my car. So I bought the item again but off eBay, for £11. So I've given them a good year to look into it.

So this week, I will send them a letter with a copy of the invoice of the item I bought off eBay and give them 30 days to pay. If they don't, I will be filing a small claims court summons. That costs £25. Then that will go to court, and if I win (can't see why not), and if I don't receive payment, I will pay the £100 to send in the High Court Sheriffs, they're above the police and can break in. The £20 will cost them over 10 times more if it comes to that. The HCS will list their assets and if they don't pay, assets will be removed to auction off.

Amazon are robbing bastards and I don't use them.

Do you use the robbing bastards?

Shouldn't you or they inquire with the shipper, and get info from them, where did they deliver the package to and who did they deliver it to?

Are shippers allowed to drop off packages by leaving them on your front steps there?

 

[Care4all]

Any Amazon troubles the hubby and I have had, were taken care of by Amazon, fairly quickly.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Shouldn't you or they inquire with the shipper, and get info from them, where did they deliver the package to and who did they deliver it to?

Are shippers allowed to drop off packages by leaving them on your front steps there?

I bought about 8 items from Amazon over a period of time. The screen when you sign in showed the status of those items. As I've mentioned, one said, "Not delivered", but I fitted the part to my car. One other part said delivered, but it's nowhere to be seen. I was in touch with Amazon asking them where it is, do they have a photo of the delivery etc.. and a message from the supplier came through saying they would look into it. Then weeks passed. I was on the Amazon chat facility and they said, "Tough". So to look good to the courts, I've given them a year+ to look into it and sort it out. Nothing. So the process of court procedures starts Monday. I have the original invoice of re-buying the part from a different supplier through eBay, it was for a bit of trim for the van. Half the price on eBay, Amazon are robbing bastards.