[Pumic]

As someone who doesn't have an outstanding Amazon account with several legit orders, I know that any high amount SE I attempt will be quite suspicious. What are some things that could help users like myself make an SE attempt seem more like a legitimate?

If there are ways to obtain Amazon accounts with outstanding records that can be used for an SE attempt, how do you go about getting on?

[Losi]

I'd buy a few medium priced items and drop some glowing reviews. That's my fave way to get accounts into legit standing.

[Pumic]

I'd buy a few medium priced items and drop some glowing reviews. That's my fave way to get accounts into legit standing.

Appreciate your response. I've thought about that because I do have the ability to sell a few items that I've already SE'd, however, I know that would take some time in make the orders to make the account look legit. I doubt Amazon would bite the hook for an account that has 7 random orders within the span of a week or two, then a refund for a GTX 1080ti.

[Auftot]

Another option would to buy cracked Amazon account, if you decided to do this read up on it first.

Also don't underestimate how lazy and naïve Amazon workers can be. Your trust for your account may not necessarily checked by the reps but instead by an algorithm generating a trust score(not sure on this don't take my word).

[anonking123]

thank you hope it works i will check it and post u back

[Losi]

Best of luck OP keep us posted

[Ogxanaxx]

i would buy a cracked one & go a head for refound is easy af

[AllWrappedUp]

If it is a brand new account just don't go trying items at $1000+

[mothered]

A legit refund/replacement can happen with a high value Item- just after the Amazon account was created. Amazon will not reject It.

The same applies when SEing. As far as you're concerned, It's not legit. As far as Amazon Is concerned, It Is. The moral to the story Is, If you prepare and execute your SE to give the Impression that It's an authentic claim, It will more than likely succeed.

[Vanfuzzy]

A legit refund/replacement can happen with a high value Item- just after the Amazon account was created. Amazon will not reject It.

The same applies when SEing. As far as you're concerned, It's not legit. As far as Amazon Is concerned, It Is. The moral to the story Is, If you prepare and execute your SE to give the Impression that It's an authentic claim, It will more than likely succeed.

Would fully agree with this!