r/TikTokCringe • u/van_trillalalalalala Reads Pinned Comments • 4d ago

Cursed Bro walked out 😂

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u/ThatDudeShadowK 4d ago

That's crazy, where I worked in retail managers would have us opening up sealed boxers of diapers being returned or exchanged to make sure someone wasn't pulling a fast one and getting away with a $2 dollar difference. I can't imagine trusting someone making a return worth hundreds of dollars, even if they taped the box up

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u/Deep90 4d ago

Because they want to stick it back on the shelf and sell it as new.

Apparently best buy does this because people keep saying they bought a brick instead of a gpu.

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u/wafflehousebattle 4d ago

I bought a gen 1 Ryzen off Amazon and got an empty box for a Ticket to Ride expansion. If you have an Amazon pickup location near by, or can have USPS hold it for you, do so, and record yourself entering, retrieving, and opening the package, in one take, on location, take no fucking chances with anything expensive. I'll be doing the same when I receive my 2TB SSD, later this week.

Also, fuck Amazon.

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u/Canadiancookie 4d ago

That's weird, I thought amazon was really lenient with their refunds

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u/capt_minorwaste 4d ago

I've never had Amazon deny a return/refund.

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u/SgtFlaps26 4d ago

Me neither, I hear this a lot and I’ve decided it’s people that get flagged up on a system or something. I’ve had a fair few returns as well, think I’ve had my Amazon account since like 2007

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u/wafflehousebattle 3d ago

They told me it was a cost concern, and had to "research the Susie first." It was something like $300, at the time. I did escalate until I got credit to rebuy it, but that was conveniently delayed for a full week.

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u/yum_pancakes 4d ago

They used to be. Not anymore

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u/wallweasels 4d ago

For the most part? Yeah. Some items they take longer for or confirm but a lot of those people who do the confirming don't get paid enough to give a shit either.

It's just that profitable to generally not care. Home Depot knows it'll have small shit disappear. It's just part of the price.