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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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I guess rather than publicly posting that this is their policy, Amazon sets example out of people and lets word of mouth do their dirty work.
As far as why I am here on slick deals, well, most of the items I purchase on amazon I can resell for the same price I paid on Facebook selling groups because I am getting that good a deal. So if I don't like it, I'm not out any money.
I'll go as far as to say they should have warned you first, but they absolutely did the right thing by banning your wife.
Also the question as stated before did they do the right thing banning my account ?
The using another account and finding a new retail.
Why would they buy from me? Because I'm cheaper than amazon. Remember I got the 'deal'. They missed it or weren't looking for it. Not everyone is a slick dealer.
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Altho, we've known about this on slickdeals for a while now so people on here should know to be more careful. It pays to browse SD outside of Hot Deals.
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Altho, we've known about this on slickdeals for a while now so people on here should know to be more careful. It pays to browse SD outside of Hot Deals.
Why would they buy from me? Because I'm cheaper than amazon. Remember I got the 'deal'. They missed it or weren't looking for it. Not everyone is a slick dealer.
So just I understand this correctly....
You buy something from a retailer, that clearly has a return policy that allows you to return things after you bought them, that assumes you wont just buy once from them, that actually tries to get you to buy more stuff by advertising a "great" return policy, and then instead of returning it to get a full refund, you spend time on finding a buyer for the things you clearly could just return, dealing with person not wanting an item like you dealing with shipping the item, paying for shipping ? Does that make sense to you ? Because to me it doesnt. You trying to protect a retail store that supposed to work for you ?
Just to be clear we have 2 children work more then full time and are very limited on free time. This is a huge reason for buying online and specifically with amazon as there delivery times are great. They clearly stated on there policy that we are able to return things, and when something was ordered and we did not want it for whatever reason we paid shipping back when we were supposed to, we didnt abuse the free shipping part, and a lot of times we paid more then 10% of the item cost to ship it back to them... Again fine they didnt like my wifes actions, warn her, ban her account, warn me, dont just close our accounts together.....
I came to tell this story to people not to debate or argue, I came to ask how to get around opening another account and still buying from amazon, but it seems it became another back and forth threat. Its starting to feel like special Olympics in here...
Anyway thanks for the feedback and your thoughts.
Oh and yeah I did do charge back for 1 item. But still this sucks we got lots of stuff for bf and cm and those are still shipping to my house.
Other common stories include constant promo code fishing, chat CS abuse, and serially "losing" packages. Amazon bans for all of these things, and it's been well known for years. And yet, people keep on doing it and act surprised when their accounts are locked.
Other common stories include constant promo code fishing, chat CS abuse, and serially "losing" packages.
Does anybody know if there is a way for us to easily check how many returns we've done in our amazon lifetime? I checked in my account and I can't find a way.
I don't return much at all but I want to see how many I've done.
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