Amazon Refund Method 2018 12-05-2018, 02:17 PM
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Hi Sinisters,
The past two years I've had beef with Amazon in which they cost me alot of money over something I had no control over (long story short they committed an act of treason) since then I decided to get refunds on every purchase I did through there. Several accounts have been opened during this time with half of them closed during the process for "being linked to another account" even though they trailed me, this method has been atleast 80% effective in obtaining refunds; however, recently noticed they were closing accounts whenever I would use my regular cc with my name on it even though I used a different address. When they did this first time I thought "Wow! It's taken them this long to figure this out".
I haven't invested alot into covering my trail with VPN, etc because I used mobile to make purchases they seemed to not trail me, could have been a bad move for the long run.
I've experienced very easily to out maneuver their systems algorithms until recently... I opened a new account purchased items a month into it's life time, using a different name, gift-cc, VOIP line to make the call, but an address I've had associated previously before with orders, no VPN hide on mobile (everytime I pull my IP it places me in a nearby state) so wasn't concerned they could figure me out there.
I had no previous purchases when I made this order under 200$. Everytime I report to Amazon it is the "No package received method", I've actually used same phone number until this last time with an VOIP. The only way they could have trailed me (I assume) is with the address that was previously used to get freebies AND my voice when I called to report no package. I mean, I only have so many addresses I can associate myself with without having to get another individual involved and I'd like to very much keep it that way.
•Main question here is, if you see any flaws to this method can you point it out?
• Also, how in the world do any of you get packages sent to you with an address that isn't yours?
The past two years I've had beef with Amazon in which they cost me alot of money over something I had no control over (long story short they committed an act of treason) since then I decided to get refunds on every purchase I did through there. Several accounts have been opened during this time with half of them closed during the process for "being linked to another account" even though they trailed me, this method has been atleast 80% effective in obtaining refunds; however, recently noticed they were closing accounts whenever I would use my regular cc with my name on it even though I used a different address. When they did this first time I thought "Wow! It's taken them this long to figure this out".
I haven't invested alot into covering my trail with VPN, etc because I used mobile to make purchases they seemed to not trail me, could have been a bad move for the long run.
I've experienced very easily to out maneuver their systems algorithms until recently... I opened a new account purchased items a month into it's life time, using a different name, gift-cc, VOIP line to make the call, but an address I've had associated previously before with orders, no VPN hide on mobile (everytime I pull my IP it places me in a nearby state) so wasn't concerned they could figure me out there.
I had no previous purchases when I made this order under 200$. Everytime I report to Amazon it is the "No package received method", I've actually used same phone number until this last time with an VOIP. The only way they could have trailed me (I assume) is with the address that was previously used to get freebies AND my voice when I called to report no package. I mean, I only have so many addresses I can associate myself with without having to get another individual involved and I'd like to very much keep it that way.
•Main question here is, if you see any flaws to this method can you point it out?
• Also, how in the world do any of you get packages sent to you with an address that isn't yours?
(This post was last modified: 12-06-2018, 12:20 AM by Sylnoir.)


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