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Customer return, product completely destroyed

Hi!
Sorry if this is an repeating topic.
I recently had a return from a customer.
I received the item today, when I open the box, the product is completely destroyed.
The reason of the return was “product too small”.

Is anything I can do about this? or just put my head down walk away?
Thanks

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Customer return, product completely destroyed

Hi!
Sorry if this is an repeating topic.
I recently had a return from a customer.
I received the item today, when I open the box, the product is completely destroyed.
The reason of the return was “product too small”.

Is anything I can do about this? or just put my head down walk away?
Thanks

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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You’ll likely need to provide more context. What is the item? What does completely destroyed really mean? What did the buyer say? Is it FBA?

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Hi
Sorry for not giving enough info.
So the product is a liquid dispenser.
They returned the product with missing parts. Also the product itself is broken, seems like they either dropped from really high height or just been smashed.
Yep, the product is FBA.

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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Thanks a lot Demel! I will open a case see if there is anything I can do.

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Customer return, product completely destroyed

Hi!
Sorry if this is an repeating topic.
I recently had a return from a customer.
I received the item today, when I open the box, the product is completely destroyed.
The reason of the return was “product too small”.

Is anything I can do about this? or just put my head down walk away?
Thanks

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Customer return, product completely destroyed

Hi!
Sorry if this is an repeating topic.
I recently had a return from a customer.
I received the item today, when I open the box, the product is completely destroyed.
The reason of the return was “product too small”.

Is anything I can do about this? or just put my head down walk away?
Thanks

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Customer return, product completely destroyed

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Hi!
Sorry if this is an repeating topic.
I recently had a return from a customer.
I received the item today, when I open the box, the product is completely destroyed.
The reason of the return was “product too small”.

Is anything I can do about this? or just put my head down walk away?
Thanks

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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You’ll likely need to provide more context. What is the item? What does completely destroyed really mean? What did the buyer say? Is it FBA?

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Hi
Sorry for not giving enough info.
So the product is a liquid dispenser.
They returned the product with missing parts. Also the product itself is broken, seems like they either dropped from really high height or just been smashed.
Yep, the product is FBA.

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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Thanks a lot Demel! I will open a case see if there is anything I can do.

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You’ll likely need to provide more context. What is the item? What does completely destroyed really mean? What did the buyer say? Is it FBA?

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You’ll likely need to provide more context. What is the item? What does completely destroyed really mean? What did the buyer say? Is it FBA?

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Seller_TQGSl8tF1VblN

Hi
Sorry for not giving enough info.
So the product is a liquid dispenser.
They returned the product with missing parts. Also the product itself is broken, seems like they either dropped from really high height or just been smashed.
Yep, the product is FBA.

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Seller_TQGSl8tF1VblN

Hi
Sorry for not giving enough info.
So the product is a liquid dispenser.
They returned the product with missing parts. Also the product itself is broken, seems like they either dropped from really high height or just been smashed.
Yep, the product is FBA.

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Seller_BS5lg2keRs2QO
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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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As FBA you’ve given Amazon the power to make decisions on your behalf, so there isn’t much you can do on the buyer front.

You can try opening a case and seeing if Amazon will reimburse. It should’ve been returned in the same condition it was sent, so you could include some photos and point out that the return reason shouldn’t have meant a badly damaged item. I guess you could also suggest that since the buyer didn’t mention damage that it could’ve been damaged by Amazon…

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Thanks a lot Demel! I will open a case see if there is anything I can do.

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Thanks a lot Demel! I will open a case see if there is anything I can do.

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