Originally Posted by Mustang_Cougar
Okay, little follow up: Contacted Amazon via chat, they told me to keep them.
Jeeze...that's a lot of money.
What to do?
I've experienced the same thing with single wrong items, but never so many!
Normally, they'd issue a return shipment label, so that you can literally tape it to the box they came in and drop it off at a USPS location. A bit of a pain, but pretty standard if you do a lot of Amazon shopping.
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To gain a lot more shoppers from brick-and-mortar stores (like they need help), Amazon has made it very clear that they're OK with returning certain products. Case in point: my wife bought me new winter gloves to replace the ones I had that were falling apart (but could have lasted a few more years, according to me!!!!) The page she ordered from prompted her to select half a dozen gloves (different types and sizes) to try on, and noted that a return label would be issued for the remainder. Whichever we did NOT return, we'd be charged for (i.e., we weren't charged until we returned the unwanted gloves!) Pretty neat and I was able to figure out that I liked mittens more than individually-fingered gloves. Who woulda thunkit?
