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New Generation Products LLC

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  • Robert T

    Date: 11/09/2023

    Sold me on Amazon a Vr headset, after realizing I bought off a 3rd party on AMAZON I got concerned looked at the seller reviews omg, not good, one of them that really got me concerned was bait and switch, comment review immediately I started researching wow!!!!! Headset I was buying there was 2 types Businesse and consumer, my stomach curled up, then I message seller is this a gaming(consumer) or a business, blah blah he said,3rd time I believe I asked him is this business, he said gaming, I still went with my gut and didnt believe the seller, well got sure enough its a Business OMG, immediately hit returns button in Amazon, seller Accepts return, oh not to bad, but I read lots of people just get what they paid in taxes back seller charges the rest in restocking fees, ***** thats what happened to me $539, it gets better. Then I contact Amazon the message seller bout hour later I get message from seller Claiming (completely lying) Con-artist Piece of ****, that returned wrong item not the item he sent me, serial numbers doesnt match, I couldnt believe this, just Breathtaking this could happen on Amazon, In my research I found GDP store *** purchases stuff from ********* most of it is fake Chinese knock offs of major brands, all international, meaning you have to live in ASIA for some of this stuff to work and so on, The headset he sent had Asia writing on it, overall this seller will sell something that he knows youll return and you wont get your money back thats just one of many scams, hes good at them and he knows how to cover himself, claiming I returned wrong item Bingo typical he said she said situation now, and giving me 37 bucks for taxes I paid refund , he charged me around $530 for restocking, now Amazon sees refunded complete on my account boy that was hard for me dealing just that alone, that I was already refunded, please contact me back this seller is doing stuff like this all the time

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