Due to Amazon's Terrible Return Policy, I'm Stuck with a Defective Graphics Tablet
I ordered a graphics tablet from Amazon on March 1st, 2023, and it arrived on March 10th. However, when I connected it to my two separate computers, as well as my Android phone, none of them recognized or ran the device. So I opened a return request with Amazon, and they sent me a label to send back through Yurtiçi, Aras, MNG, or PTT Cargo - but none of these couriers accepted the return because they didn't know where to deliver it in Turkey or had a return code! It was irritating trying to figure out what to do with this defective product until I came up with a different solution. To avoid having to deal with this situation again, I promised myself that I would never shop on Amazon from abroad again. The whole ordeal was so aggravating and time-consuming that it's simply not worth the trouble when there are local stores that sell comparable products at comparable prices. I understand that taking chances with online shopping can result in some unpleasant surprises, but this experience has made me more cautious when ordering from countries other than Turkey. Overall, if something appears to be too good to be true, it most likely is!






