RE: Amazon Discussion Lounge 12-22-2013, 01:17 PM
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(12-22-2013, 08:08 AM)ghhobo Wrote: Hey Uzi, I'm currently new to SEing Amazon. I loaded $200 worth of gift cards into my account since I didn't want the refunds going to my debit card. I SEed two products, and now I recently learned that they blacklisted accounts. How should I go about this? Do I make new accounts and use my debit card to SE? Also, how would the new name and such work since my billing info will always be the same. I'm full of questions and quite concerned. Thanks. PS: I actually make some legit purchases.
Hi there, ghhobo. Making some legitimate purchases through your Amazon account would also help in the process and prevent Amazon's customer support team's suspicions being raised. What I would usually do would be to create a new Amazon account every single time I'm looking to have an item refunded, plus, make a couple of small legitimate purchases (nothing too fancy, unless you want to). Usually you'd be on the safe side if you give yourself 20 days in between refunding items, but I don't believe that's entirely necessary.
I believe someone on another forum has a service where they are able to un-blacklist your address / account if an issue occurs. I, for one, used a fake name for my account, as well as submitting a fake telephone number, just so they couldn't call me. Of course, though, they have my real billing information, so it was probably useless for me to fake some of my information.
But yeah, to cut to the chase, I'd recommend creating a new Amazon account, purchasing a couple of small / cheap items to make your account appear legitimate, and then have your desired item refunded afterwards. Using your debit card should be fine, as that's what I have been doing throughout the past.
I'm not a professional when it comes to this, though. I've only done it for myself on two occasions. :crazy: Anyway, take care, ghhobo!





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