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Depends on the value of the goods and the seller. If sold by Amazon themselves the duty and VAT are included in the price paid. It gets messy with third party sellers

Does anyone knows when Amazon will start shipping food items to Ireland again? They have stopped since Brexit and I'm missing all the good food deals that Amazon has :)

Probably not till amazon Ireland warehouse set up and we have a warhouse here in Ireland with stock in it, which is hopefully this year

Not OP, but pre-brexit I used to buy chocolate pellets from Amazon for baking. And also real maple syrup. The maple-flavoured sugar water here isn’t the real thing.

I found a French non Amazon supplier for the chocolate. Doing without maple syrup.

Just noticed the same myself. Everything I checked is next Monday or Tuesday. Ordered something on Sunday evening and it arrived yesterday so has only changed in the last couple of days.

Anyone know if there are delays with deliveries from Amazon at present?

I ordered a parcel from Amazon with an estimated delivery date of later this week.

I have n't yet received a dispatch confirmation email for the package.

Depends, sometimes I get instant refunds as soon as an post scans the return label, and some times I get refunds 14 days after I returned the order. You can always contact customer service and ask

See my post above. Item arrived today, ordered last Monday, dispatched Saturday night. Everything I looked at last week was minimum 6 days delivery

I’m seeing packages coming a day or so earlier than scheduled but the scheduled date has definitely moved out alright with most Prime, in stock products taking almost a week to arrive as opposed to the usual two days

You can't even reply f** off to the number, as its possibly some poor innocent's number which is being spoofed.

Has anyone ever received what reads almost like a warning email from Amazon about refunds? My last two items bought I asked to return them, in both cases they processed a refund but said not to worry about returning them. Now yesterday they send me this email below

Hello,

We recently reviewed your Amazon.co.uk customer account for order activity details. Your order history shows that you have received a high number of refunds for your orders.

We know that occasional problems with orders are expected in the normal course of business. In these instances, a refund or replacement may be issued.

You can learn more about our policies in the Voluntary Returns Guarantee section of the Conditions of Use & Sale, available at the link below:

www.amazon.co.uk/help/conditionsofuse

Not sure where they are going on the "high numbers of refunds", if an item is crap Im going to ask to return it and am more than willing to post it to them if they want, its not my fault they are telling me not to return it.

Anyone come across this before?

yeah both my items were low value too. I think it might be becasue Amazon often dont ask you to return the item but just refund it so they're probably wary of people taking advantage. Was still a bit miffed about it especially as the second return was a black Echo Dot that they sent out packaged with a white cable which looked stupid. I just asked them to send me a black cable and they couldnt do it so instead the customer service solution was for me to buy a black cable on Amazon and they would refund it. So that obviously logged on their system as a refund rather than the return I wanted and that generated this warning type email.

Haven't read this thread in full, but I have an item I need to return to Amazon UK.

I got a Return Mailing Label, plus a second label titled "International Customer Return" in red letters. No mention of "An Post" anywhere.

Do I just drop the box with these on them to An Post, or do I need to ask them to issue me with a separate style of return label, specifically targeted at An Post?