Get the Neo for $159 in Amazon Prime Big Deals

[msinger]

So, are you suggesting that, if it is shipped by Amazon, even though it is a third party marketplace seller, the worthless A to Z Guarantee covering all third party seller purchases does not apply?

I highlighted the most important part of that policy above, which explains that the 3rd party seller must both sell and fulfill the order. But please don't just take my word for it. I included a link to the policy on Amazon's website so you can read it yourself.

if you read the Critical Reviews for these third party sellers selling DJI drones, are all TERRIBLE!

The sky is falling, Chicken Little! Honestly, that's a pretty silly statement and one that's easy to disprove. For example, the current seller in the buy box on that listing doesn't have "TERRIBLE" reviews.

Amazon is only warehousing and delivering the seller's merchandise, not guaranteeing it.

That's correct.

I was only replying to your comment about people definitely getting scammed. If Amazon ships a product and it's not what you expected, you can return it directly to Amazon for free as long as it's within the return window. There's really zero risk when Amazon ships the product, which is honestly why I personally buy so much from them.

As for guaranteeing the merchandise itself, you're right that Amazon won't do that for a 3rd party seller. What they do guarantee is that you'll receive what you believed you were purchasing. That means it's essentially impossible to get scammed when buying from Amazon, since they'll make it right at no cost to you.

 

[4 inch pistons]

There are still some Neo models out there. Sale or not. I bought one from B&H a few weeks ago with no problems at all. As for sending stuff back to Amazon my wife knows everyone on a first name basis at 3 UPS stores. We have never had a problem. Not saying others have not but speaking from our own experience.

 

[orp4cavim]

I jumped at that neo deal. Box came sealed. Everything new in the box. I've been flying it around the house. Looking forward to getting it outside.

 

[GadgetGuy]

I highlighted the most important part of that policy above, which explains that the 3rd party seller must both sell and fulfill the order. But please don't just take my word for it. I included a link to the policy on Amazon's website so you can read it yourself.



The sky is falling, Chicken Little! Honestly, that's a pretty silly statement and one that's easy to disprove. For example, the current seller in the buy box on that listing doesn't have "TERRIBLE" reviews.

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That's correct.

I was only replying to your comment about people definitely getting scammed. If Amazon ships a product and it's not what you expected, you can return it directly to Amazon for free as long as it's within the return window. There's really zero risk when Amazon ships the product, which is honestly why I personally buy so much from them.

As for guaranteeing the merchandise itself, you're right that Amazon won't do that for a 3rd party seller. What they do guarantee is that you'll receive what you believed you were purchasing. That means it's essentially impossible to get scammed when buying from Amazon, since they'll make it right at no cost to you.

If you only filter by "All stars" you are not getting the true picture. I made it very clear that you must filter by "All critical reviews" which includes all the TERRIBLE one star reviews that Amazon deliberately suppresses by striking them out, falsely claiming the the complaint is Amazon's fault, not the seller's fault, because Amazon was supposedly responsible for the fulfillment of the order. Yet the complaints range from the wrong or defective or used merchandise being supplied by the seller to Amazon, to never receiving the merchandise, to the seller denying return of the merchandise. Your "lovely" 5 star AeroTech Hubs is one the WORST 3rd Party sellers on Amazon Marketplace, and is no longer linked to selling any Neos. Amazon is now cycling through the other 1 star review scam sellers.

Amazon does nothing to protect the buyer from these scam sellers, and actually promotes them, as you are doing, solely because you make a few bucks off clicks, no matter what happens afterwards. Feeling lucky? Buy from a 3rd party Amazon DJI drone seller, and hope you get lucky. Want to reliably get what you are paying for? Buy from any of the vetted S. Korean eBay sellers of DJI drones, as has everyone else that has had a good experience.

 

[msinger]

If you only filter by "All stars" you are not getting the true picture. I made it very clear that you must filter by "All critical reviews" which includes all the TERRIBLE one star reviews that Amazon deliberately suppresses by striking them out, falsely claiming the the complaint is Amazon's fault, not the seller's fault, because Amazon was supposedly responsible for the fulfillment of the order. Yet the complaints range from the wrong or defective or used merchandise being supplied by the seller to Amazon, to never receiving the merchandise, to the seller denying return of the merchandise.

Unfortunately, it seems you haven't taken the time to read or understand Amazon's policies. When Amazon fulfills an order, as it did in the case of the deal I posted, the seller isn't able to deny returns. I'm sure this probably won't change your mind, and that's fine, but for context, I'm a 3rd party seller on Amazon and have firsthand experience with how their policies work. But again, you don't have to take my word for it. Go check out the policies yourself and see what they say.

Your "lovely" 5 star AeroTech Hubs is one the WORST 3rd Party sellers on Amazon Marketplace, and is no longer linked to selling any Neos. Amazon is now cycling through the other 1 star review scam sellers.

I can't really say how lovely they are or aren't, but all of their most recent reviews are 5 stars (pages and pages of them). Plus, they're still listed, which means they definitely have Neos in Amazon's warehouses for fulfillment by Amazon.

Serious question. Do you ever take the time to check your claims before posting? None of them have been accurate so far.

 

[GadgetGuy]

Unfortunately, it seems you haven't taken the time to read or understand Amazon's policies. When Amazon fulfills an order, as it did in the case of the deal I posted, the seller isn't able to deny returns. I'm sure this probably won't change your mind, and that's fine, but for context, I'm a 3rd party seller on Amazon and have firsthand experience with how their policies work. But again, you don't have to take my word for it. Go check out the policies yourself and see what they say.



I can't really say how lovely they are or aren't, but all of their most recent reviews are 5 stars (pages and pages of them). Plus, they're still listed, which means they definitely have Neos in Amazon's warehouses for fulfillment by Amazon.

Serious question. Do you ever take the time to check your claims before posting? None of them have been accurate so far.

It is you who is making claims without backing them up with proof. You persist in denying the facts I have presented, and keep making excuses, referring to "policies" that you claim exist that no one else can verify, to justify your self-serving promotion of Amazon Marketplace Sellers that you collect a commission upon promoting, which are deceiving, leading the buyer to falsely believe they are buying from the DJI Store, or from Amazon LLC, neither of which sell any DJI drones.

Please provide written proof that when Amazon is fulfilling a 3rd Party Marketplace Seller order from a random foreign seller in China that the seller isn't able to deny returns, and that the sale is not covered by the A to Z warrantee, when the buyer doesn’t get what they have ordered.

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