True story... Funniest story ever.  I purchased a multipurpose credit card sized toolkit complete with small knife, screwdrivers, scissors and a couple of other things.  I never got it, but what I did get was a pack containing no less than 22 chopsticks.

This was fulfilled by Amazon. The problem that was brought to my attention was that if amazon repackages the return product, it sometimes will get marked as new. This of course means that the seller has to make sure that amazon knows to send all returns back to them to check. Also heard stories that I can’t confirm of how some things would get mixed up before shipping, but I really can’t confirm or denied. All I can say is be where. The seller used fulfilled by Amazon, and they wanted, from the best I can tell, to make sure I got what I ordered. That of course the best I can tell at this time. For all I know, the seller may be covering their backside. LOL.

That I wouldn't know. From some of what I read, it is this new thing that amazon started in the last two or three years where they would check your products for you when they are returned and if it looked like only the shipping box was open, then they will mark it as new and repackage it to send back out the door. The problem could be, in this case, the one who was doing the check may not have the time to check that everything is indeed there. I also read that this was an option that the seller could tell amazon not to do which would supposedly mean that the product was mark as unusable and ship back to the seller when it was return while charging the seller the shipping costs to ship it back to the seller in question. This was odd enough for me to look up. I can come up with other resources and or links if needed, but still I need to make sure I understand the problem if it is there before complaining about it. After all, I could, vary well, be complaining about nothing.