I ordered a vitamin product (Coenzyme Q10) from Amazon, but Amazon sent me a product with a near-expiration date. When I received the product, I was shocked to see how little time remained before it expired. Considering that supplements are meant to be used over a period of time, this was highly disappointing. I requested an exchange for a new one, but Amazon rejected my request, stating that the product is "non-refundable or non-exchangeable." I reached out to customer service, hoping for a reasonable solution, but my request was still denied. This is unacceptable, as I expected better service from such a reputable platform.
I purchased six vitamin supplements from Amazon for my cousin, who was leaving abroad in two days. The delivery time was supposed to be one day, but the items were not delivered on time. My cousin left the day after the scheduled delivery, and the order arrived two hours later. Since I no longer nee...
I recently ordered a dietary supplement (Omega-3 and CoQ10) from Amazon Turkey, and unfortunately, the product arrived in a thin, crushed envelope, with no protective packaging whatsoever. Upon opening the envelope, I discovered that: The product was damaged, with capsules scattered outside the cont...
I ordered a Bioderma sunscreen from Amazon.com.tr, but it arrived damaged—completely burst open and leaking. I immediately initiated a return, and Amazon instructed me to send the product back, which I did. However, it’s been 14 days, and I’m still waiting for my refund. Every single day, I’ve conta...
I placed an order on Amazon, anticipating same-day delivery, and as a Prime member, I expected the service to meet that expectation. Unfortunately, the item did not arrive as scheduled. I was assured it would absolutely arrive the following day. I constantly monitored the tracking page, which indica...
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