That could be interesting. I doubt GF wants to have a reputation with Amazon where they're stealing equipment. Amazon could start refusing to ship there or better yet, go after him to pay for it.

Amazon is quite good for this.

try http://www.ebuyer.com , http://www.amazon.co.uk , http://www.dabs.com , http://www.scan.co.uk

Wonder if you can start a claim via Amazon stating they were signed for by the Wong person who you have contacted and has claimed ownership of them, I.e. Stolen them.

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@XIAOSpider97: if you can then provide Amazon invoices as evidence to them?

for them. If you have evidence that you paid Amazon who then shipped it to GlobalFrag on your request. That should be plenty of information to prove ownership.

Well, I ship the HDD to the DC, not via Tom. I proved my Amazon account's order history.

Maybe ask Amazon if they have a list of serial numbers?

Pay them $15 to re-pack the HDD's for Amazon and ready for pickup, then use the Amazon return option with UPS Pickup.

Amazon -> DC.

Do you have the serials of the drives you sent in or did you do like Amazon/Newegg -> DC? If you have the serials and are serious about this you can contact the Sheriff and they may be able to

are per server. You can find the license on Amazon but I'm pretty sure the datacenter has to handle it if you're going by Microsoft terms of service.

* Microsoft silenty adds Amazon root certificates to its certificate trust list. But they were also cross-signed already so where trusted by everyone already.

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Just like when you order from Amazon, you get an email confirming your order, then you don't get any more emails from them until the goods ship. The timescale was clearly stated on the offer posted.

https://www.amazon.com/s/?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=baseball+bat

They just released their own SSL 2 days ago, take a look at Amazon Certificate Manager (Image)

I've used Amazon cloudfrount and it is pretty good. At the time they didn't have free SSL but I read the other day they do now. Might be worth checking out

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