Damaged Amazon Products Could Be Returned for Up to $1000: Retailer Opens Billion-Dollar US Air Cargo Hub To Improve Deliveries

Damaged Amazon products are a pain in the neck. Many consumers find it hard to return the retailer's defective gadgets and other products.

Since people usually complain about how the giant online store handles its damaged products, Amazon decided to release a new process that would allow its consumers to have $1,000 as compensation.

If you are one of the affected consumers, you still need to contact Amazon Customer Service to check your damaged product. Once you are eligible for the $1,000 compensation, the giant firm would inform the seller to conduct proper actions as soon as possible.

On the other hand, Amazon also confirmed that it would be the one to step in and the customers if third-party sellers are unresponsive.

In other news, Google employees are currently facing financial issues since the giant search engine company announced that those who decided to work remotely could experience a 5% to 25% salary cut.

Amazon US Air Cargo Now Open!

Amazon seems to be busy right now since it is releasing new programs to enhance its service, as reported by TechCrunch.

Now, the retail giant announced that its billion-dollar U.S. Air Cargo Hug is now open. This new airplane headquarters of Amazon costs around $1.5 billion. The company announced that this new technology would help it speed up its delivery services.

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Written by: Griffin Davis