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Amazon closed my account
December 4, 2013 at
05:19 AM
So my wife account on Amazon got closed due "continued to request refunds for a significant number of your orders." Basically we had a baby and she was buying and returning stuff, but still keeping a lot of stuff. But I guess they have there reasons, anyway my account which had the same amazon visa card (sharing rewards) also got closed due to being linked to this account. I had student prime and over all loved my account and had good standings. What can I do now ? From reading around I see that they are using the billing address and/or Credit card/Bank information to link accounts, not the delivery address. This really sucks !
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Read old threads on this. It really IS that hard.
2) send divorce decree to amazon
3) amazon account reopened
2) send divorce decree to amazon
3) amazon account reopened
Yeah tried that Amazon does not care
Yeah tried that Amazon does not care
You don't get it. YOUR account has exact same status now as hers. You are banned. I actually think NMIMW has the perfect solution. It may work.
If you are lucky, they just banned the accounts without banning your IP/info(very rare but happens). Only way to know is to reopen a new account and use the same information to make a purchase and see what happens.
If they banned your IP and Information/address, opening new accounts wont help no matter how many new accounts you make.
You will need a new pc/laptop/tablet,a new IP and to change your address slightly. Lets say your address is 123 apple street, make it 123 apple street apt 1 or #1, and pray for your mailman to be smart enough to realize its your address
You wont be able to use the same Name or CC information either.
Best you can do is ask your parents to get you a debit card or a friend to let you use his card.
Pretty much this is your own fault. Who on his right mind think they can return over 25% of their total purchases and get away with it? >.>
Amazon is a company like any other company out there. If you are making them lose money, they will ban your account.
If you are lucky, they just banned the accounts without banning your IP/info(very rare but happens). Only way to know is to reopen a new account and use the same information to make a purchase and see what happens.
If they banned your IP and Information/address, opening new accounts wont help no matter how many new accounts you make.
You will need a new pc/laptop/tablet,a new IP and to change your address slightly. Lets say your address is 123 apple street, make it 123 apple street apt 1 or #1, and pray for your mailman to be smart enough to realize its your address
You wont be able to use the same Name or CC information either.
Best you can do is ask your parents to get you a debit card or a friend to let you use his card.
Pretty much this is your own fault. Who on his right mind think they can return over 25% of their total purchases and get away with it? >.>
Amazon is a company like any other company out there. If you are making them lose money, they will ban your account.
When I need to order something I will try with that other account I have left I will open new Amazon rewards card and see what that gets me, if they ban me again then w/e I`m not going to go chase them, if its something extremely urgent I will find a way to get it. Banning a residential IP is just plain stupid and also a lot of my shopping was done at work as well, using chrome incognito mode might be my friend now, so thats a new PC
Thanks guys. As always any comments are welcome even those that are negative.
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FWIW I have a baby (almost 2 now) and not sure i ever returned anything baby-wise to Amazon, but then we never tried to buy something hard to fit like shoes online... that's silly.
Doesn't really matter what *you* think is crazy or fair... just what Amazon's Loss Prevention algorithm thinks.
FWIW I have a baby (almost 2 now) and not sure i ever returned anything baby-wise to Amazon, but then we never tried to buy something hard to fit like shoes online... that's silly.
Yeah emailed them multiple times still same answer... Called and CSR doesnt know anything they think that accounts are on hold and asking for bank info etc... then [email protected] replies saying that they wont reopen the account.
I guess to each its own, I dont know
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Of course it's THAT crazy. Seriously, babies are not that hard to fit -- unless yours has 3 arms or something, there are only 3 sizes: too little, just right, and big enough to grow into.
I've also bought hundreds of stuff from Amazon and I can probably count the items I've returned with my right hand.
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