Best Buy denied refund even though Roadie proof photo was taken inside driver’s car
Ordered AirPods from Best Buy and they used Roadie for delivery. The driver marked the package as delivered but the proof photo was literally taken inside the driver’s car, not at my apartment door.
Package never arrived. I filed a police report immediately and contacted Best Buy multiple times. Their supervisor finally called and still refused both refund and replacement just because the order was “marked delivered.” ( and that’s like me trying to reach out to them for the 10th time)
I honestly cannot believe a company accepts a delivery photo taken inside a driver’s vehicle as valid proof of delivery.
Has anyone successfully won a chargeback or gotten Best Buy to reverse a denial in a situation like this?