Third-party Amazon seller allegedly passes off photo of doormat as actual doormat
 

Third-party Amazon seller allegedly passes off photo of doormat as actual doormat
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A one-star rating has perhaps never been more apt.

Comedian Emily Heller ordered two new doormats on Amazon late last month, opting to buy from a third-party seller to score a great deal.

What she got was ... **t two doormats. Instead, she received two photos of doormats glued to two pieces of foam.

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"They took so long to arrive that I had honestly forgotten that I ordered them," Heller told Mashable. "That, on top of the fact that the package was weirdly light, meant I had ** idea what I was opening."



When she realized she was the new owner of two doormat photographs, Heller contacted the seller for a refund. "They claimed it was a photo resolution problem and offered me a partial refund," she said. ** thanks! Read more...

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