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Amazon Damaged Item
Old_Lady65
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Replace item damaged. Getting help on the item from their options. No phone number. Chat says as it’s bought from a third party, I should contact the seller directly, which I know from ML/MSE that’s not correct. However, I did text the seller following instructions on Amazon and the seller says I should contact Amazon. I don’t want to play this “ping-pong” game. Who’s got the responsibility for the damaged item? I think it relies with Amazon, am I right? Thank you.
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Hello OP
There is 3 ways to buy on Amazon
1) From Amazon themselves
2) From 3rd party sellers with the order fulfilled by Amazon
3) From 3rd party sellers with the order fulfilled by the seller.
Your order will say sold by xx and fulfilled by xx.
For option 2 Amazon handles things such as returns, for option 3 the seller does but if they aren't doing as required Amazon has the A-Z guarantee:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GQ37ZCNECJKTFYQV
If your order was option 3 then the seller should provide a pre-paid label for the return of a damaged item, if you have contacted them via Amazon's messaging service and they haven't resolved have a read of the above and follow the instructions
In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces1 -
Go into you amazon account & orders. It will give the details you required to find seller.
Many amazon sales are via marketplace. So the responsibility is with the seller, not amazon.Life in the slow lane1 -
If you bought from a third party seller then you need to deal with the third-party seller, in that situation Amazon is the platform and potentially the shipper. You should contact the third party seller via Amazon, so that Amazon can step in with A>Z if needed.Old_Lady65 said:Replace item damaged. Getting help on the item from their options. No phone number. Chat says as it’s bought from a third party, I should contact the seller directly, which I know from ML/MSE that’s not correct. However, I did text the seller following instructions on Amazon and the seller says I should contact Amazon. I don’t want to play this “ping-pong” game. Who’s got the responsibility for the damaged item? I think it relies with Amazon, am I right? Thank you.1
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