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Online purchase delivery scam frustrates user, involves AI assist

A user on Mastodon expressed frustration with a potential scam involving online purchases and delivery services. The user described a scenario where they ordered parts from Vendor A, but Vendor B, using FedEx, claimed the item was delivered. However, the item never arrived, and FedEx's provided photo of the delivery location lacked a specific address. The user encountered an AI assistant when attempting to resolve the issue with FedEx. AI

IMPACT AI customer service interactions can be frustrating when resolving delivery issues.

RANK_REASON User complaint about a potential scam and customer service experience, not a significant industry event.

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Online purchase delivery scam frustrates user, involves AI assist

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    1/2 Is this some sort of # Scam that eludes # taxes or # tarrifs , or is this now a 'thing' that ultimately frustrates buyers? I buy parts from Vender 'A'. On d

    1/2 Is this some sort of # Scam that eludes # taxes or # tarrifs , or is this now a 'thing' that ultimately frustrates buyers? I buy parts from Vender 'A'. On delivery day, Vender 'B' sends a notification that said item is out for delivery, then shows it as 'delivered'... Vender …