I was browsing for a side by side refrigerator and came across this deal. But the seller has had a very bad rating for the past 3 months and deals with various electronics. For the last 2 months the rating is 2.8
Should I still trust AMAZON or avoid this? What do you think?
I ordered a Lenovo Yoga 7 Aura Edition with Intel Core Ultra 5 226V, 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD from Amazon in ongoing prime sale.
I got it for 60k with an exchange offer for my old 8th-gen i3 laptop, along with a card offer and Amazon coupons.
The delivery was supposed to happen today.
When the delivery person arrived, he seemed unsure about how the laptop exchange process works.
He gave me two options:
Either hand over my old exchange laptop and let him take back both laptops, saying the exchange/delivery would be processed later.
Or go with him to their warehouse with my old laptop and collect the new laptop from there after completing the exchange.
I wasn’t comfortable handing over my old laptop while also letting him take the new one back, especially without the exchange being completed properly in front of me and going to a warehouse with the delivery person also sounded unusual.
Has anyone faced something similar with Amazon laptop exchange ?
Is this a normal process, shouldn't the exchange inspection and new laptop delivery happen at my doorstep at the same time ?
Would appreciate advice from anyone who has recently done a laptop exchange through Amazon.
I bought the prime membership for the prime day sale and as soon as I ordered things they started getting cancelled then I finally ordered a Smartwatch, worth 27k they have me 1k cashback as a gift card, cancelled my order and then returned 26k I ordered again and now this time my order gets cancelled one day later and money is not being returned as well i can't but that watch from anywhere as my money is locked, when I tried for help they say my account has suspicious activity I.e. too many returns , but on my account I haven't returned anything idk what these people are high on.
I have attached the orders that were cancelled by them but not by me.
I just ordered the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and the seller is Darshita Etel. After reading mixed reviews here, I’m feeling a bit confused. Has anyone had a positive experience with this seller recently?
I'm talking about the min order value for 50rs CB.
Anyone with insider information of how long amazon is going to take to fix their crap?
Delivery guy is asking for OTP, says he will deliver in few hours but need to mark delivered to match the deadline..... isn't this a scam??
PURCHASED NOTHING 3 FROM AMAZON
TELL ME WAYS I CHECK BEFORE GIVING A OTP
ALSO I Don't WANT TO GET SCAMMED
ITS ARRIVING TOMMOROW
pls help out
I’m sharing this to warn everyone about a sophisticated scam I just fell for involving an Amazon phone exchange. Please learn from my mistake so you don't lose money like I did.
The Situation:
I ordered a new phone on Amazon with an exchange offer for my old device. Delivery was scheduled for July 3rd, but the agent couldn’t complete the process due to "technical issues." He promised to return the next day.
The Scam:
On July 4th, two delivery agents arrived. Looking back, it’s clear they were using "tag-team" tactics—constantly talking over me and each other to keep me distracted and flustered.
The Bait:
They claimed my old phone had "minor scratches" and that the exchange value would be slashed by Rs. 2780.
*The Switch: they pressured me to pay them the difference directly, promising they would "handle it" when they submitted the money at their center. They even tried to pressure me into selling the phone to them privately for a lower price, which I refused.
The Pressure: They insisted they were "third-party partners" and therefore couldn't use the official Amazon app for the transaction. When I asked why it wasn't reflecting on my account or invoice, they fed me a line about it updating only after they returned to the hub.
The Result:
Like a fool, I paid them the Rs. 2780 directly via a QR code they provided. They took my old phone, handed over the new one, and left.
The Reality:
I immediately checked my Amazon account, and there is zero record of this transaction. It is not on my invoice, and the exchange wasn't updated at the lower value. I contacted Amazon support, and they confirmed this is completely illegal and against all company policies.
I have filed a formal complaint and attached screenshots of the fake app interface they showed me, the payment transaction, and my order details.
TL;DR:
Never pay a delivery agent directly for an "exchange fee" or "price difference" using a personal QR code. If it’s not happening inside the official app during the handover, it’s a scam. If they try to distract you by having multiple people talk at you, be extremely suspicious.
Has anyone else dealt with this? Any advice on how to escalate this further with Amazon so I can actually get my money back?
Note: I used AI to write this story for me based on my complaint.
I wanted to order oneplus 15R(256GB variant) from prime day sale but till the time i convinced my parents it has gone out of stock , how often are these restocked in such cases?
So for the sale, its going out for 2690! Is it worth to buy this one? Can anyone using it confirm?
I can't order milk and bread, because amazon now offers only milk and no bread. On the other hand amazon fresh offers breads but no packaged milk (thaili wala). What kind of service is this?
Are they planning to exterminate every single bug in the entire country?
Sometimes they delivere wrong items or mark undelivered products as returned by customer and now denying refund or replacement for wrong item delivered on Amazon fresh. The delivery guy doesn't help either, they deliberately do. Happened with many people in our locality recently I was checking the seller reviews just now as it was Amazon fresh order. My question is why Amazon is blaming customers? Why don't they investigate sellers?
Hi everyone,
If you just bought a new Samsung phone and want to make sure it wasn't pre-activated, here is the fastest way to check right out of the box.
Navigate to:
Settings → About Phone → Samsung Care+, check if you see 30 days left.
Because Samsung offers a strict 30-day window to opt into Care+ from the exact moment a device is first turned on, seeing "30 days left to sign up" confirms it's a completely fresh activation. If it was pre-activated earlier, that countdown timer would be lower.
I am very old samsung user, using since 2013 - S4. But I got to know it today 😅.
What other shortcuts do you use to double-check official warranty or activation dates? Let's share in the comments!
i have ordered s25 ultra but my card had limit of 75k soo i added my phone so with that i can pay with its exchange value butnow i feel i want to pass that phone on to my family member so when the delivery arrives can a pay for the exhange value or the delivery guy will cancel the order
I have got my Samsung S25 delivered yesterday and Amazon has charged me additional ₹199 saying open box inspection. Why do they force someone to pay additional ₹199 just to get your box opened by some delivery person?
It even ruins your excitement of opening the box yourself. All they do is just open the package on behalf of you.
WHY AMAZON, WHY? It has to be optional, someone might be willing to pay for it and some one may not.
Do you think this is someother trick by amazon just to make more money from the consumers?
They are already charging ₹5 additionally on every buy saying "Market place fees". Amazon is becoming very greedy now a days.
Even when it comes to prime video, even after paying top tier subscription I have to pay additional ₹600 or so, so that I can avoid getting ads while I watch a movie or a series.
Do you think this is the right way of looting money from the consumers?
Things like these have to be optional. I just wanted to share my frustration with y'all!!
Would like to read your opinion too! ;)
I was waiting for my paycheck now that I've my money. It's gone. I was planning to buy it during the prime day sale.
I ordered an LG Smart Choice 9 kg (FHP1209Z5M) washing machine on 26 June 2026 for my brother-in-law.
The order went out for delivery on 28 June, but it was never delivered.
On 29 June, only one delivery person arrived. Since the washing machine had to be taken to the 7th floor, he said he couldn’t do it alone, and the driver refused to help. Eventually, the open-box delivery was completed, but my brother-in-law missed checking the lower part because it was covered with a thermocol sheet.
On 30 June, the installation technician came and pointed out that the entire lower back panel was severely damaged. It wasn’t just transit damage—there were multiple small holes in the lower panel as well. If it had only been dented during transit, I could have understood. However, the presence of these tiny holes strongly suggests that the damaged product was sent deliberately.
I’m mentioning the seller’s name so others can avoid purchasing expensive electronics from them:
DAWNTECH ELECTRONICS PRIVATE LIMITED
Indraprastha Industrial & Logistics Hub, Near Bharat Gas Filling Plant, Village Hariyala, Vadala Patia Road, Kheda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat – 387570.
I immediately contacted Amazon Customer Support on the same day. The executive informed me that a replacement wasn’t available, so my only option was a return and refund, which I accepted.
The pickup was scheduled for 1 July (9:00 AM–9:00 PM), but no pickup agent came. Instead, the status was falsely updated as “Customer cancelled the pickup.” I called customer support again, spent nearly 40 minutes being transferred between multiple executives, and was assured that the pickup would definitely happen the next day.
However, 2 July and 3 July passed with exactly the same issue. Every single day, the pickup partner falsely marked the request as “Customer cancelled the pickup,” even though I never cancelled anything.
Trying to remain patient, I rescheduled the pickup one final time for 4 July. By 6:00 PM, after no one had arrived, I lost my patience and contacted customer support again. The executive acknowledged the issue, agreed that the pickup partner appeared to be closing the requests incorrectly, registered a complaint (Complaint ID: c80f9d79-183c-453e-a9ac-9e2d6bdb362f), and assured me that the pickup would happen within the next 2 hours.
Then, at around 8:00 PM, I received yet another message stating that I had cancelled the pickup, even though I had taken no such action.
I contacted customer support once again. This time, the senior executive claimed that I had only rescheduled the pickup on 3 July, and that Amazon would take action only after three failed pickup attempts. This explanation made no sense because the pickup had already failed repeatedly due to the delivery partner falsely marking it as cancelled by the customer.
It’s now been four days, and no one at Amazon seems willing to take responsibility or resolve the issue. My payment has already been deducted, the return window is getting closer to closing, and every day I have to spend nearly an hour on calls with customer support.
I have only one month left before my exam, yet instead of focusing on my studies, I’m wasting valuable time chasing Amazon over a return that should have been straightforward.
As a Prime customer, this has been one of the most frustrating experiences I’ve ever had with Amazon. Every executive blames the delivery partner, while the app incorrectly shows that I cancelled the pickup, making it look like the fault is mine.
If anyone has faced a similar issue or knows how to escalate this effectively, I would sincerely appreciate your help. 🙏
Buying one plus earbuds. But what is this doorstep service charge? 300 was off due to offer but then paying 70 for random charges. What is the point?