r/AmazonWTF

Ewwww. Bikini bottoms came with tags ripped off, hygiene sticker torn off and a crotch stain.

They did replace them and the replacement bottoms were unused.

I’ve been tracking the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ for the last few months, and the mental gymnastics Amazon and the seller are pulling for the Great Indian Festival sale is a masterclass in anti-consumer pricing.

Phase 1: Pre-Sale Baseline

Listed Price: ₹79,999 (stable street price for months)

Bank Offer: Flat ₹5,000 instant discount on SBI Card

Actual Effective Price: ₹74,999

Phase 2: The Festival "Magic"

Right before the sale went live, they spiked the price to ₹1,05,999 (pure MRP anchoring). (I forgot to take a screenshot).

Sale starts: They flash a massive "22% OFF" festival badge and drop it back to the exact same ₹79,999 baseline.

First, they killed the SBI ₹5,000 offer completely.

Now, the plot twist: They replaced it with an ICICI Credit Card offer of ₹3,999.

So after all the hype, artificial MRP inflation, and banner ads about "unbeatable festive deals," you end up paying ₹1,001 MORE during the biggest sale of the year, and that’s only if you happen to own an ICICI credit card. If you don't, you pay a full ₹5,000 premium.

Anyone who didn't track the price graph just sees “Save ₹26,000 (22% off)” and rushes to checkout thinking they hit the jackpot.

Why does the lying dog have balls? And the “cute pug” looks like he has seen entire galaxies created and destroyed.. imagine seeing that staring back at you when you take a 4am bathroom trip. I have no idea what purpose the tiny people serve

I wanted to share an issue I recently experienced on Amazon.ca regarding deceptive pricing/third-party seller placement.
I came across a listing for a Magic Bullet Blender (17-Piece Set) advertised under a limited-time deal for $29.99 (regular list price $59.99). I clicked through and completed the purchase based on that advertised price. 
About an hour later, I checked my account statement and saw that I was charged $79 instead of $29.99. When I reached out to customer support, they claimed that the order was routed through a third-party seller instead of the deal price and insisted I made a mistake by selecting the wrong option.
When I went back to test the listing, the $29.99 price was still clearly visible on the screen. Customer support told me to re-order it, acknowledging that it was indeed $29.99, yet refused to correct or refund the original overcharge. 
I have full screenshot evidence showing the exact item, product title, and $29.99 deal price at the time of purchase. Watch out for these bait-and-switch checkout price changes when ordering! 

Companies now a days cannot handle reviews that to foreign one which are operating on my mother land. After writing a review i got this and it does not feels like a joke.

Wtf Amazon? Could you have suggested anything further from smoking?