The user stated that he ordered an RTX 5090 but received a detergent packet instead, with Amazon refusing to issue a refund.

Buyer pays $3,200 for RTX 5090, receives $2 detergent instead as Amazon denies refund despite clear unboxing video evidence.

The buyer alleged that a complaint filed on the website was closed within 15 minutes without any explanation.

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