There's a special place in hell for ppl selling fake/stolen prepaid SIM cards on Amazon.
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What I don't get is how they even do it without getting bombarded by so many chargebacks and one-star seller reviews they lose money and go under.
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I mean what's the cheapest place to incorporate, and how many people do you need to scam to break even if you have to restart automatically every 30 days
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Which is to say, I'm guessing the business entities do go under all the time by design, but the humans behind them are insulated.
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Well they should get hit with 100% chargebacks plus fees... Are there ppl too lazy to "return" (Amazon doesn't even require shipping back) & report?
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Amazon ends up banning you if you return too many things, regardless of the merit of returning those items. I know people scared of returning items due to hearing about this happening to people, so instead they accept getting scammed with counterfeits, etc.
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We recently got counterfeit 9V batteries lasting 3 months in a smoke alarm instead of a couple years. There was once a counterfeit dog brush of all things, since it was fairly high end, and the actual company was very interested and seemed aware Amazon was screwing them over.
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Have also gotten Sennheiser earpad replacements not matching the description / images / reviews whatsoever that I had to return. Ended up just paying Sennheiser a something ridiculous like $35 for them instead of $5-10.
Worst of all: AmazonBasics DisplayPort cable falsely claiming support for a higher standard than it supported so it couldn't actually do 4K @ 60fps and had to be returned. It's pretty much what I am used to from Amazon. Can't even trust things sold by Amazon or 1st party stuff.
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