Honestly, I doubt they take the time to read the package at all, no matter how blatant the logo. If the hand scanner gives the happy "bloop" to say it found the right barcode, it goes on the cart and into the box, no questions asked because reading a logo takes time, questions take time, reporting a problem takes time, and there's not enough of that to spare for a bathroom break let alone double checking actual product against what the computer says it is.
Likewise, don't order collectibles from Amazon if you care about the package quality, because the rough handling to get everything processed on schedule means there will almost always be a couple of crushed or scuffed corners, and frequently the tape making up the Sealed in Mint In Sealed Box or the bubble for Mint On Card will have been damaged if not completely popped open. I'm not one to leave my toys chained up in a box, never to be played with, but even I do keep them for storage and find it disappointing when a side is crushed or a flap torn before even reaching my hands.
Likewise, don't order collectibles from Amazon if you care about the package quality, because the rough handling to get everything processed on schedule means there will almost always be a couple of crushed or scuffed corners, and frequently the tape making up the Sealed in Mint In Sealed Box or the bubble for Mint On Card will have been damaged if not completely popped open. I'm not one to leave my toys chained up in a box, never to be played with, but even I do keep them for storage and find it disappointing when a side is crushed or a flap torn before even reaching my hands.
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‎noli esse culus
‎noli esse culus