seeing more coverage of buyers using ai generated photos to claim an item arrived damaged so they get a refund and keep the product. wondering if it's a real problem for dropshippers specifically, since you're often eating the cost of a supplier reship on top of the refund. has this happened to anyone here, and what did you do about it
ai generated damage photos in fba returns, has this hit anyone yet
reading a lot about buyers using ai to generate fake damage photos for refunds on ebay and shopify stores. wondering if fba returns see this too given amazon handles the inspection, or if that layer already catches it before it gets to the seller. anyone had a return like this get flagged, or slip through
anyone else seeing buyers use ai generated damage photos to force refunds
saw a wave of posts late last year about sports card buyers submitting ai generated images of damaged cards to force a refund, one where the fake image even messed up the serial number. wondering if it's spread into other categories or if it's mostly stayed a cards thing. has it happened to anyone here, and what did you do about it