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What's your method? Do you just return swap? I know people definitely return swap GPUs, they'll return their 1060 and get like a 2080 lmao. Amazon workers probably either don't care/know the difference or they just write it down in your record but don't act on it until it gets in the thousands of dollars.
I know someone on Reddit talked about ordering a gaming PC, receiving it with the glass completely cracked, and Amazon just fully refunded him without needing to send it back, since the sharp glass would be dangerous. I wonder if that would work with a gaming laptop, I wish lol. I wonder if you could just send Amazon support a pic of some cracked laptop screen and say the battery is leaking and they'd give a full refund without needing to return.
Not to blogpost but I ordered an escooter from Walmart (Segway was the third party seller) and wanted to return it, the only return option they had was "return to store", yet I went to two different stores and they both rejected it, one said "we can't accept lithium batteries" and the other said "sorry it's too big/heavy to return" so Walmart support just flat out refunded me because apparently there's no way to return it via FedEx, I literally asked them "can I just get a FedEx label" and they full refunded me instead lol. Might be because it costs so much to mail, not sure.
