Ethical Dilemma

[VolcanionSteamArtillery]

Amazon have refunded a £60 order. I havent asked for it to be refunded either online or sending it back. Indeed im delightedly using it. The only other thing i have returned was refunded seperately. Im massively confused
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I would contact Amazon and tell them what has happened. I couldn't keep £60 that I knew wasn't owed to me, without at least trying to rectify the situation.

I'm going to be 100% honest and say I would keep it and wouldn't think very much on it after that. Amazon aren't going to be skint without your £60 and with the way they dodge UK tax I think its the least they deserve, actually.

I would keep it but not spend it for a while to see if they ask for it back.

The problem is that Amazon won't absorb any of that £60, @antisupermum - it will go into the percentage of the price that every Amazon customer pays, that covers shrinkage (which is the costs of theft, damaged goods etc). So keeping the £60 will not punish Amazon.

I would still keep it shrug

~shrug~

Honestly it would never cross my mind to tell amazon/send it back. I'd be really surprised if anyone actually would in real life.

Me evidently i would. I just told them. Im too ethical for my own good!

More fool you!

Tell us what happens next. I suspect they'll tell you to keep it.

I had similar when Amazon sent me two birdtables insted of the one I had ordered. I told them, they told me to keep the extra one - so I gave it to my sister. Amazon generally can't be arsed with small stuff.

Suffice it to say i now have a very big smile on my face and an entirely clean conscious. Which i reckon is a good result.

Excellent result! I had a more disappointing outcome, when I rang Tesco customer service to tell them they'd delivered two bottles of very nice red wine that I hadn't ordered. The bastards came and picked it up again. no