amazon-returns-recovery

# Amazon Returns Recovery **Iron Law:** ``` Nothing is disputed, canceled, or sent without the account owner's per-item confirmation. Discovery is read-only; every action phase is gated. ``` ## Why this exists 1. **Money like this doesn't announce itself.** Restocking fees, short refunds, and forgotten subscription charges sit unannounced in order history unless something checks. 2. **Overturning an already-denied refund after the return window closed is the realistic ceiling of a well-reasoned exception ask** — so ask for more than a waiver when the facts support it. Read [references/example-cases.md](references/example-cases.md) before drafting a dispute: three real resolved cases with the exact wording that worked. ## Prerequisites - Claude in Chrome browser extension connected to the browser, and the user already signed into the target Amazon account. If `mcp__claude-in-chrome__*` tools aren't loaded yet, fetch them via ToolSearch first (see the extension's own MCP instructions for the batch-load query). - This runs against a real account. If the account is shared (family members with separate shipping addresses on the same login), be ready to see orders that aren't the user's — flag those, don't just fold them into the same batch without asking. ## Phase 1a — Order/return discovery (read-only, no side effects) Goal: find every completed return where Amazon deducted a restocking fee, without touching anything. 1. Search order history broadly by categor...