Customer upset with Amazon Customer Service gave us, the seller, 1 star negative feedback and we had nothing to do with the issue.
Hello,
This customer left a 1 star, negative seller feedback over an issue that us, the seller had nothing to do with.
The client apparently reached out to Amazon to request a return/refund on the product they purchased. The customer told Amazon's customer service representative that they do not have a printer, to print the return label. Amazon's customer service apparently informed the customer that the return label was in the form of a QR code, and can be printed at the post office, which is not the case. After the customer found out that they can not print the label, they were upset and rightfully so because they received incorrect information from Amazon. If you look at our seller messaging, you can see that we have never had any communications with the customer and had no idea anything was going on. Amazon is responsible for handling our RMAs and prepaid labels, so if Amazon gave the customer misleading information, how is that the fault of the seller? It does not make sense.
The Remove Feedback tool was used but rejected within the span of about 2 seconds- because it was reviewed by an AI that is looking for specific keywords. This is a case that needs a human to look at it as any rational human would agree that we have nothing to do with the negative customer experience. We would appreciate it someone can seriously look into and rectify this. Thank you.
The Case ID is 16546598891. As with most other cases, Seller Support were no help. @Cooper_Amazonyou have always been helpful. Can you or one of your colleagues please look into this case? Thank you.
Customer upset with Amazon Customer Service gave us, the seller, 1 star negative feedback and we had nothing to do with the issue.
Hello,
This customer left a 1 star, negative seller feedback over an issue that us, the seller had nothing to do with.
The client apparently reached out to Amazon to request a return/refund on the product they purchased. The customer told Amazon's customer service representative that they do not have a printer, to print the return label. Amazon's customer service apparently informed the customer that the return label was in the form of a QR code, and can be printed at the post office, which is not the case. After the customer found out that they can not print the label, they were upset and rightfully so because they received incorrect information from Amazon. If you look at our seller messaging, you can see that we have never had any communications with the customer and had no idea anything was going on. Amazon is responsible for handling our RMAs and prepaid labels, so if Amazon gave the customer misleading information, how is that the fault of the seller? It does not make sense.
The Remove Feedback tool was used but rejected within the span of about 2 seconds- because it was reviewed by an AI that is looking for specific keywords. This is a case that needs a human to look at it as any rational human would agree that we have nothing to do with the negative customer experience. We would appreciate it someone can seriously look into and rectify this. Thank you.
The Case ID is 16546598891. As with most other cases, Seller Support were no help. @Cooper_Amazonyou have always been helpful. Can you or one of your colleagues please look into this case? Thank you.
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Seller_xDZRCQm1lIUcl
@SEAmod, @Jim_Amazon Can one of you take a look at this for me please?
Quincy_Amazon
Hello @Seller_xDZRCQm1lIUcl
Thank you for posting your inquiry to the Forums and for providing that case ID number and context regarding the feedback received. I looked into the case and I am confirming that I have escalated your case for additional review. I will monitor for updates and will relay the same. Please note that the team may reach out to you directly so please keep an eye out on your performance notifications, email address on file, and case log.
Regards,
Quincy_Amazon