Occasionally, when asking for a return to Amazon, they'll say "we've refunded you, no need to return it!"
It kinda makes more sense than having it mailed back to be destroyed.
It kinda makes more sense than having it mailed back to be destroyed.
For some cheap items I think Amazon concluded that the benefits in terms of costs to them and of customer satisfaction outweigh the risk and cost of fraud. I'm also sure that they have extensive data on their customers.
I happily closed the box up and put it in my trashcan, then ordered another.