I made the mistake of ordering a 42" TV from electronics101deals.com, a third party seller on Amazon. the product arrived DOA, and the box had apparently been opened before shipping (product was supposed to be new). I want to return this thing and get a refund. Amazon prods the seller into emailing me a FedEx return label.
I try to schedule the return, only to be told that the tracking number doesn't correspond to anything they have on record.
I call seller, who acts confused. "It's the same label we send out to everybody. I can send it again, but it'll be the exact same label." I ask him to send it again anyway. So far, he hasn't.
What do I do now? Call Amazon and get them to do...I dunno...whatever the A to z protection plan empowers them to do? I mean, if the seller insists that they're sending me a valid return label, and FedEx insists that they're not, what am I supposed to do?
I guess I could go to the nearest FedEx facility and hang around while they call the seller directly on the phone....
I try to schedule the return, only to be told that the tracking number doesn't correspond to anything they have on record.
I call seller, who acts confused. "It's the same label we send out to everybody. I can send it again, but it'll be the exact same label." I ask him to send it again anyway. So far, he hasn't.
What do I do now? Call Amazon and get them to do...I dunno...whatever the A to z protection plan empowers them to do? I mean, if the seller insists that they're sending me a valid return label, and FedEx insists that they're not, what am I supposed to do?
I guess I could go to the nearest FedEx facility and hang around while they call the seller directly on the phone....