08-22-2016, 01:13 PM
"If they've already charged your credit card, that's a type of "fraud"."
Amazon doesn't charge until they ship... though misleading you into thinking you have bought an item can also be considered a type of fraud since you are less likely to look for the item elsewhere. At the minimum it is a "bait and switch". Bait you into buying an item they don't have and switch you into waiting until they get it.
"You aren't looking closely enough at your transactions. Just because it is from the Amazon site doesn't mean it is from Amazon."
The item is listed as "Sold and fulfilled by Amazon" and listed as "in stock" and "Prime". It is actually none of those things. It's just a ghost listing on their web site of a product they don't have and are not sure when they will have it. I have a seller's account on Amazon and have sold product through them as a third-party seller, I know how the process works.
Amazon doesn't charge until they ship... though misleading you into thinking you have bought an item can also be considered a type of fraud since you are less likely to look for the item elsewhere. At the minimum it is a "bait and switch". Bait you into buying an item they don't have and switch you into waiting until they get it.
"You aren't looking closely enough at your transactions. Just because it is from the Amazon site doesn't mean it is from Amazon."
The item is listed as "Sold and fulfilled by Amazon" and listed as "in stock" and "Prime". It is actually none of those things. It's just a ghost listing on their web site of a product they don't have and are not sure when they will have it. I have a seller's account on Amazon and have sold product through them as a third-party seller, I know how the process works.