Hey, so my friend bought this bundle from Amazon, right?
He's keeping the watch and the buds already, but he wants to return the phone. The issue is, they're making him pay for the return shipping, which is like $60 within Sydney metro, including insurance. That's crazy!
Do you know any way around this?
Edit - sending whole bundle, the cost of postage is now over $100 within sydney metro.
I think sending it through retailer, he is not member of amazon paid account so they can't help, a phone worth around $1500
clarify first on the questions asked - it does make a difference.
plus if its a bundle, usually the terms are everything is supposed to be returned?
It's like we need to do detective work before we can address the issue at hand…
OP thinks we're mind-readers?
I think he didn't bargain very well
Only sending phone keeping watch & earbuds
@will05: well is it phone + watch + ear buds = 1 BUNDLE price
or is it - phone standalone AND watch+ear bud bundle?
If its the latter…why is it an important part of the question at hand?
if its the former ….wtf?
@Jimothy Wongingtons: Certainly, I can assist you with that. Let's review the question regarding the shipping and associated costs once more.
@will05: Sounds like he cannot read based on the answers to the questions, so maybe cut the loss and move on.
What does this mean? Did he buy it from a retailer or Amazon or from a third party reseller on the Amazon platform?
That's crazy!
Why?
Yeah it is
If you are returning the item, you are no longer a customer. In Australia, thers is no change of mind policy, you are lucky that the vendor accept the return. Alternatively, some vendors have 20 - 30 % re-stocking fee which most likely will cost you more than $60. You can definitely send it without insurance but you will be responsible for lost or damages (just don't cry when the item is lost or damaged).
You're right, but he's keeping the watch and the buds and only returning the phone🤯. He says the phone isn't user-friendly, and I think he didn't bargain well with the retailer.
That's why I was wondering if anyone has come across unique situations like this.🤔, tnx
I think he didn't bargain well with the retailer.
…i dont get it, the way you've written your OP it sounded like the 3 items all came from amazon…
Hey, so my friend bought this bundle from Amazon, right?
I'm not sure if they did either.
It was impulse buy
Not everyone think as ozb ;)
Which bundle, perhaps a link to the item?
Reason for the return? How is your friend expecting the bundle price split since it was bought together? Who is the seller?
lol ‘friend’
yeah…he's named Joey…Jo-Jo…Junior…Shabadoo?
Homer? Who is Homer? My name is Guy Incognito.
That dog has a puffy tail
🤣🤣🤣
I guess this will be the thread to keep me entertain on this slow working day grabs popcorn
so far I have been having small laughs in the office, keep the good stuff coming op :D
yeah it a lol situation 😂
FFS
I know we shouldn't be adding fuel to the fire but it's a super slow day in the office lol
its busy at mine …but i just cbf today. its too hot.
he's gone awol… no more entertainment :(
@spackbace: It feels like there's a chunk of missing conversation before his reply.. this whole thread is mind boggling lol
Did you not realise that the fridge is cold?
What phone is it?
We will never know. Just take a guess.
an Elephone 🐘
This thread makes almost zero sense.
Hey, so my friend bought this bundle from Amazon, right?
Select anything but change of mind for the reason.
So where (which country) is your "friend" sending the phone/bundle from?
Sydney local
OP, do you understand how questions and answers work?
It's like @will05 are being coy, maybe they are trying to work out some scam involving keeping accessories when returning a phone.
All the information I can find here is some phone costing $1,500 which may or may not have been bundled with ear phones and a watch. Soo.. likely Apple or Samsung, but they said it wasn't user friendly so maybe they changed of brand of phone, Apple to Samsung or Apple to any other android phone.
The $60 - $100 return cost is likely high due to insurance. $1,500 new phones (I assume) are very easy to thieve enroute. The return cost could also be a mild deterrent.
It's an easy fix. Return the lot, eat the cost of your error or keep it and learn how to use this new phone. A few minor tweaks make a huge difference to daily phone usage.
You've offered zero information here.
Was it bought from a third party seller? Do they abide by the amazon returns policy? Did you initiate the return through amazon or by contacting the seller directly? What is the product?