On: Amazon India is now live

[garindra]

What's the protocol when the customer can't pay on delivery?

[tellarin → garindra]

As far as I know, the company keeps the goods. And the more high-priced items (laptop, TV, etc.) can't be paid in cash on delivery (only credit card or Internet banking accepted for those).

[irahul → tellarin]

In India, laptops can be cash-on-delivery. When I order from Flipkart(India's very own Amazon), I always opt for cash-on-delivery. I see no point in paying up-front when sometimes they don't have the goods and I have to wait for refunds. The delivery person carries card reader, so there is no need to carry large amounts of cash.

[axomhacker → irahul]

Mostly everything from Flipkart (and for that matter, it appears, from Amazon) can be bought cash-on-delivery.

[irahul → axomhacker]

> Mostly everything from Flipkart (and for that matter, it appears, from Amazon) can be bought cash-on-delivery.

I know most of the things can be bough cash-on-delivery. I was responding to "high priced items viz. laptops" can't be bought cash-on-delivery.

[k4rtik → axomhacker]

> (and for that matter, it appears, from Amazon) Amazon has put an upper limit of 50K on Cash on Delivery.