Pimpom
Disciple
I ordered some dry dog food from Amazon and it was delivered yesterday (July 5). The ad says "2kg pack (Buy 1 Get 1 Free)" so the quantity should be 4kg as two 2kg packs or four 1kg packs. Well, the package contained only three 1kg packs. It's a non-returnable item so there's no provision for a return or replacement. That's quite straightforward so far. The Catch-22 situation came when I tried to seek help from customer service. The amount of money involved is small but it's a matter of principle.
First I tried Amazon's chat option, but after selecting the item, the robot insisted that I have not received the item yet. The only options offered were to wait or cancel the order. Dead end. No provision for me to continue the chat with a human being and say that I HAVE received it.
Next I went for phone support by clicking the "Call me" button. My phone rang immediately but another robot told me that the item was delayed and might be lost. No option to talk with a human.
Amazon disabled direct email support a long time ago. Considering the amount of idiotic questions and buyer "reviews" on most item pages, I can't really blame their decision. It must have been a nightmare dealing with the tons of stupid emails they used to receive every day.
Another thing: Another minor item - a cover for my printer - was delivered today and the date of delivery is also marked "Delivered today" on my orders list. The item is OK and doesn't need anything done but when I looked it up on my orders list, it said that the return window had closed on June 27, more than one week before it was delivered.
First I tried Amazon's chat option, but after selecting the item, the robot insisted that I have not received the item yet. The only options offered were to wait or cancel the order. Dead end. No provision for me to continue the chat with a human being and say that I HAVE received it.
Next I went for phone support by clicking the "Call me" button. My phone rang immediately but another robot told me that the item was delayed and might be lost. No option to talk with a human.
Amazon disabled direct email support a long time ago. Considering the amount of idiotic questions and buyer "reviews" on most item pages, I can't really blame their decision. It must have been a nightmare dealing with the tons of stupid emails they used to receive every day.
Another thing: Another minor item - a cover for my printer - was delivered today and the date of delivery is also marked "Delivered today" on my orders list. The item is OK and doesn't need anything done but when I looked it up on my orders list, it said that the return window had closed on June 27, more than one week before it was delivered.