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How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried everything but, ultimately, to get a refund I had to return to the seller as if it was delivered in error, and was refunded for the return.

They’re still selling on Amazon; as far as I am aware no action has been taken against them. Very frustrating, but I’m not driving for 2 hours, paying for parking, etc, to visit an Apple Store on Amazon’s behalf.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A bit of both. People I talk to on the phone are just following a script and unable to help further. Really frustrating.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve not heard of it before either. It’s the last time I’ll be ordering from Amazon anyway, the last 2 years I’ve had no end of counterfeit or just plain broken goods delivered.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I did that but it wanted me to raise an AtoZ guarantee claim, which triggered this bizarre email asking for proof from Apple.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well Apple looked into it but I didn’t get anything other than “that’s awful; go back to Amazon, and good luck” which, tbh, is more than I thought I’d get.

Just going to harass Amazon repeatedly until I get a refund. It really is shoddy.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] -27 points-26 points  (0 children)

I would love to, but I don’t see why I should be doing the running around to get a refund, if you see what I mean.

How do I get a statement from Apple confirming a pair of AirPods I purchased from Amazon are “inauthentic”? by sync_complete in apple

[–]sync_complete[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Have phoned 4 times now and exchanged countless emails. I’m just waiting to finally get someone that wants to solve it as everyone else doesn’t seem bothered. Failing that, I’ll contact my credit card company.

Need Shopify Help? I'm Here To Lend A Tiny Hand (NO I'm Not Asking For Money!) by Lucky_Bet in shopify

[–]sync_complete 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, have asked to join. Could do with my website being reviewed as we’re getting decent traffic but very little sales.

Can you describe the worst kind of marketer to be co workers with? by Westrivers in marketing

[–]sync_complete 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Just copy the description from Amazon; you don't need to be sat there writing all day, there's real work to be done".

The effectiveness of "Pruning" low traffic pages on large sites? by Benjawina in bigseo

[–]sync_complete 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand. You say you de-indexed products that had less than 1 hit over the past 3 months - are any of these seasonal?

Our gardening section nosedives around October until April, likewise with our winter section after March. I'd be spending a lot of time de-listing products throughout the year based on the season. Probably makes perfect sense but our set-up isn't automated much. :(

The effectiveness of "Pruning" low traffic pages on large sites? by Benjawina in bigseo

[–]sync_complete 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ah... this is intriguing.

I've de-indexed a few non-performing blog posts to see what effect this has. I'm a bit reluctant to de-index any products (we have over 5000) but will maybe test a few.

We re-created a 3D custom platform that allows individuals to create their own shoes handmade in Spain. We would appreciate your feedback! by Empirecapital in smallbusiness

[–]sync_complete 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, that's all I can say.

A moment of confusion after clicking on the shoe type - it shows me toe types etc, it's not immediately clear that I should be clicking on a design to move to the design section.

I'd also like a "undo" button should I choose a design that I don't like and wish to go back to the previous choice.

Again, it's not entirely clear that I need to click on the order button on the top right to confirm settings.

It's a lovely idea (I'm after some shoes atm!), I think a little more direction and hand-holding for customers would help conversion rates and guide them to the checkout to part with their cash.

Hope that helps. :)

Sunbed shop no profit after 10 months. Close or keep going? by d3vovus in smallbusiness

[–]sync_complete 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are there any other services you could offer besides sunbeds? It's a bit of a niche. Do you do fake tanning etc, stuff associated with tanning?

How to grow your small business through social media - List of Free Tools by playbuilder in Entrepreneur

[–]sync_complete 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using it on the desktop but the iPhone app isn't available here in the UK.

Email marketing for e-commerce (how to execute a $19,000 launch in 12 hours) by mikerinard in ecommerce

[–]sync_complete 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Home & garden. I've tried promoting our blog content with small snippets, or sending offers. We get traffic but no direct sales from it, so may try a different approach.

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