Can you report someone who scammed you for money?
Report Scams to Your Local Government Start by reporting the scam to your state consumer protection office. If you lost money or other possessions in a scam, report it to your local police too.
How do I get my money back from a scammer on Amazon?
Request an A-to-z Guarantee Refund
- Go to Your Orders.
- Locate the order.
- Select Problem with order.
- Select your problem from the list.
- Select Request refund.
- Enter your comments in the text box.
- Select Submit.
What if I get scammed on Amazon?
For unknown, suspicious, or fraudulent purchases, orders, or credit card transactions, suspicious password changes, account changes, or potential fraud, visit Report unauthorized activity. Note: If you can’t log in, go to Account & Login Issues. To report a suspicious email, go to Report a Phishing Email.
How do I report extortion?
An extortion scam is when someone threatens, coerces, or blackmails you into providing them with payments, property, or services. If you or someone you know is currently in danger, please contact your local law enforcement (9-1-1) IMMEDIATELY.
Can you sue Amazon in a court of law?
When you fill out an application to become a third-party seller on Amazon, you adhere to the terms of this agreement, one of which limits you, in the United States at least, to arbitration as a remedy. This means you cannot sue Amazon in a court of law.
Are there any employment law violations at Amazon?
Our employment attorneys are investigating reports of employment law violations at Amazon involving warehouse employees, delivery drivers, and other workers, including those designated as contractors by Amazon.
Can I sue Amazon for outstanding sales proceeds?
Many clients sue for outstanding sales proceeds which, in certain cases, Amazon claims the right to withhold permanently, which is also in the business solutions agreement. However, this time, the law is not on their side.
Why are California flex drivers suing Amazon?
Some California Flex drivers have filed a lawsuit against Amazon over these practices. According to Business Insider, Amazon drivers at many Amazon subcontractors also reported feeling powerless to report violations because they feared retribution, such as termination, withholding of wages, and denial of work.