This is silly, but here is something that actually is nice: if you buy something under $10 that doesn't explicitly say it cannot be returned, if you try to return it, Amazon will say "You keep the product, here's your refund anyways." I have done this like six times (not too often as to not be suspicious). Gotta scam the system anyway you can.
Look in to Amazon user scores before you get too trigger happy with returns. They log everything and use big data to make sure you can’t pull one over on them with return shenanigans.
This is silly, but here is something that actually is nice: if you buy something under $10 that doesn't explicitly say it cannot be returned, if you try to return it, Amazon will say "You keep the product, here's your refund anyways." I have done this like six times (not too often as to not be suspicious). Gotta scam the system anyway you can.
Look in to Amazon user scores before you get too trigger happy with returns. They log everything and use big data to make sure you can’t pull one over on them with return shenanigans.
I can believe it, but can't find any info on this?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/on-hold-for-45-minutes-it-might-be-your-secret-customer-score-1541084656