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I mean you got paid 5 quid to rent a movie. I’d call that a win…
Okay, so go buy a gas station sandwich for that money. You weren’t paid anything, you got “store credit in gift cards”. Which means you paid them for a movie, they took your money, then later they “gave you back” something that doesn’t have any value at all to them - they can “print” store credit anytime they want, and those small amounts won’t matter in the long run.
Fine, but that is how it works pratically everywhere, it is not an Amazon specific thing.
It is extremely rare that even a real store give you back real money if you return something and some time have passed, they usually just give you a coupon of the same value.
The problem here is that Amazon take your item, not that you return something and got a coupon for it instead of real money
