Amazon LPN Returns
So I'm seeing some sellers selling Amazon LPN returns which i have nothing against except the Seller is Incapable of determinizing whether that product is good or not.
Usually the seller has a bad-crap name like Jingjingjah sells too or Mehmet Outside 😂
In one case I saw a fuel pump with a broken plastic nipple and the seller was Oblivious. He photobombed the part but you could see the part was broken and he listed it as new. It had an LPN sticker on the box and he photographed that as well. I don't even think he knows what an LPN is. There was no description of damages.
I doubt he has any technical knowledge and is just a Flip Flopper Flip Flopping
I seriously doubt he would even know how to bench test that pump even if it did work.
His Feedback reflects it as I've seen these guys doing this and the feedback is 90-97% with many complaints of you sold my a Broken/Used Item.
People will do anything for a buck these days, I tell you what.
I think i sold 1 item last year with an Amazon LPN sticker but at least I verified it and sold it as used.
eburtonlab
·6 months agoHis Feedback reflects it as I've seen these guys doing this and the feedback is 90-97% with many complaints of you sold my a Broken/Used Item.
When people tell you that they do not know what they are doing, you should believe them.
toomuchstuffagain35
·6 months agoSometimes Amazon returns get LPNs when they're simply undeliverable returns, but yeah, mostly means they're 'used' returns in some fashion.
And as Christworks said, a lot of sellers doing Amz returns are thinking easy money (like dropshippers) and don't think they have to actually 'work' at the selling part.
christworks
·6 months agoNot sure the point of your post. There are millions of sellers on eBay and other platforms that have no idea what they are doing. Same goes for buyers. I operate outside of all of that noise. If someone wants to sell a broken item and not disclose it - fine. Buyers need to do their due diligence and, if they can't, they probably do not need to buy something online.
I sell lots of Amazon returns. Some of them are sealed and brand new, but I still list it as used. You can get just as much for used as you can for new on most things, and you attract buyers who are doing proper research. That's a win-win.
nh_sales_lv
OP6 months agonh_sales_lv
OP6 months agoToday i sold a Sealed Brake Booster as New heading to Puerto Rico. You can bet your butt on it that mine is Sealed if I'm going to send something so far away. Who would want an LPN Nightmare ?