‘Lady wanted to charge me $20 for a box’: Broke college student shows a condescending courier how far they're willing to go for a free Amazon return, maliciously complying with their boxing policy to save $20

To a broke college student, $20 goes a long way—and this clever student wasn't about to let their cash go to waste without a fight.

Amazon returns used to be super simple. You could drop them off at a nearby affiliated store, get your money back, and be on your way. However, in recent times, it seems the affiliate stores are no longer complying with the extra work for no pay. Fairly enough, they're fighting back, except their fight for more cashflow is getting taken out on the customers. Lo and behold, instead of going after the mega corp for their piece of the pie, they're taking out their frustrations on the little guy, charging for packaging materials and requiring customers to do more work. But that's not the case with every package, as the college kid in this next story pointed out to their cashier.

And after dealing with the attitude of a lazy courier, she decided to give them a lot more work by maliciously complying to their demands. You want it boxed? You'll get it boxed.

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Ordering things online is my guilty pleasure. I know it's bad for the environment and it's funding an insatiable corporate machine built on greed and shortened bathroom breaks, but I can't help it. It's just so convenient to have things shipped right to your door! Although, I think a lot of these online e-sales companies rely on the fact that people will simply keep an item if it's too inconvenient to return, thus doubling their sales performance. But they don't take into account the tenacity of broke college students, willing to fight tooth and nail for that simple refund.