A to Z opened for an INR question

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Seller_DQfkgZNWeH1xJ

A to Z opened for an INR question

Hi all

Ok a customer opened an A to Z for an INR but ive tried to reply twice to say that we can easily send another to rectify the INR but as usual no reply.

So…

Could i just send another item and wait for the 2D confirmation of arrival, and then use that info to appeal the dispute? Or, should i just refund? Now i know that voluntarily refunding will count against me, so how do I refund without invoking the defect? Can i refund from the actual order instead of the A to Z dispute and if so does that count against me? Im happy to send another but also happy to refund, but I dont want the defect!

Suggestions on a postcard :slight_smile:

Thanks

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Seller_AaTSN0AimLp9O

Refund, do not send a replacement now an A-Z is open, the defect is now unavoidable. Dont even think of adding incorrect tracking for the original item.

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Seller_oGFKRixtdkjxL

Out of interest did the customer contact you before opening the case?

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Seller_oGFKRixtdkjxL

The only way of avoiding a defect would be for Amazon to deny the claim and close the case as a ‘you are not responsible for this claim’.

If this were to happen it depends on what your original postage method was, if there was a signature, was it sent to a communal address, that sort of thing.

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