I Bought $500 Worth of Amazon Returns! 

you guys... the person OBVIOUSLY kept the best cards and returned the rest

LPN stands for license plate number. It is the unique indicator for any item moving through the fulfillment center.

I mean yeah. Someone is taking so much effort to steal a few bucks worth of cards... maybe a bit hit but still needs to be resold. I hope amazon tries to pay attention to people who return often

Why

It's actually incredible how much amazon sides with buyers over sellers. Even if a seller has full proof of what was shipped vs returned they lose the case everything and just have to swallow costs.

@@devonlefeber5022 Its not that strange is it? The sellers pretty much got no choice because all the buyers are on amazon, so amazon just gotta satisfy the buyers.

I thought every major retailer stopped allowing returns on trading cards. I guess Amazon still allows it? Costco, Target, etc.. the receipts say "cannot be returned."

More money than sense

pls do more from amazon returns i love the new serie

Lock him up and throw away the key

give him life

Give him the chair 🪑⚡️

Lethal ingection!

Ouch! Damn I can’t believe they allow that! Crazy!!

Don’t

It’s fake

Us gigachads know

​@@ChadAnimationSN what's fake💀💀

Not the zip loc bag

It's children and losers who think they're scamming the $500B company Amazon out of money when realistically they are usually scamming small businesses that use Amazon to sell higher volume than they can through their own website or store.

Then Amazon couldn't sell cards period. What if the seller themselves reseals packs or weighs boosters and then reseals boxes? Now when you receive your item and you try to return it because it's clearly been resealed you no longer get a refund because the seller will just claim the buyer is the one who did it and the buyer will claim it was the seller. Especially if it's shipped from the seller and not from Amazon themselves. I've personally received suspicious stuff from Amazon and I've returned it because I paid for a new product not some resealed garbage. Sometimes neither party is at fault because someone will return a resealed product that appears to be in mint condition and it's restocked and then the next buyer opens it up and finds out it's been tampered with. Now you don't know if it was the seller, buyer, or the previous buyer. Not to mention a lot of this stuff if it's shipped by Amazon is stored in a warehouse so your products could be on the same shelf in a batch of 30 other sellers all selling the same product. So now you don't know which one is from which seller because they just grab one out of the bunch and give the money to the seller and then reduce their stock accordingly. So the only way to combat this is to just ban selling these products period.

Amazon don't lose money that the reseller !

Amazon does not care, they know people are doing this but fighting this would make customer go else where or cost them legal fees over $10-100 set of cards. Pokemon, yugioh, funko pops are extremely high return rate at amazon. Any return RARELY gets put back into stock. When you return something to amazon a person looks at it for 10-15 seconds then puts label on it and puts it into either trash, send out to whole saler companies that buy from amazon returns, or back to the original seller.

u can do both yiiipieeee

maybe they do have jobs but don’t care about a corporation losing money

​@@e7193 I think you're forgetting about how sellers sell products through Amazon so you're basically just taking away their money and Amazon doesn't care.

But does he??? Lol I’ve legit never seen any proof of these give aways

I was just about to say the same

I’d love to see proof of winners in the next video like any other credible creator does.

One thing is returning, the other thing is opening every single booster in the back and then returning it rubber banded.

Legit returns are ok, but if you're sending shit back in you already opened youre a piece of shit and you probably will get caught eventually scamming pieces of shit.

Most of the time, it's the sellers that loses money, Amazon only distribute

Amazon has a bucket they set aside for returns.