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Amazon fresh customer advice #1
Hey guys!

Im New here and planning to do some SE'ing
On Amazon uk or de Ive never ordered from them before, and was wondering how to go about it, should I do some legit orders first? Should i stay away from expensive stuff?

Looking forward to here your inputs

Cheers!

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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #2
If your account has fewer than 5 legitimate orders, it will generally be flagged for a more thorough investigation. Not impossible to do it on a fresh account, but it will certainly take longer and require more convincing. I recommend buying a few small items here and there over the next few days, before placing your order that you plan to refund.

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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #3
Thanks, that is pretty sensible and good advice.

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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #4
What If you "legitimately" did not receive a package on a fresh account? Would they judge the claim on the account per se, or the fact that you did not receive your order? Enough said.

Do note that as far as Amazon (or any company) Is concerned, every SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such by giving that Impression, and you will succeed- Irrespective of the account's maturity.
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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #5
That is Also a Very good point building up courage to order a laptop now

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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #6
(01-10-2020, 03:49 AM)mothered Wrote: What If you "legitimately" did not receive a package on a fresh account? Would they judge the claim on the account per se, or the fact that you did not receive your order? Enough said.

Do note that as far as Amazon (or any company) Is concerned, every SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such by giving that Impression, and you will succeed- Irrespective of the account's maturity.
I agree. It might take more effort though.
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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #7
(01-10-2020, 04:50 AM)Strait McCool Wrote:
(01-10-2020, 03:49 AM)mothered Wrote: What If you "legitimately" did not receive a package on a fresh account? Would they judge the claim on the account per se, or the fact that you did not receive your order? Enough said.

Do note that as far as Amazon (or any company) Is concerned, every SE Is a legit claim. Treat It as such by giving that Impression, and you will succeed- Irrespective of the account's maturity.
It might take more effort though.

Without question, It will.

The credibility of an aged account with a few legit orders and no refunds/replacements, speaks for Itself. This Is Ideal for users who're new to SEing, but It's not to say that a fresh account cannot be used. As you're aware, research, preparation and execution go hand-In-hand. When used effectively, they formulate the perfect Ingredient to achieve a successful outcome.
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RE: Amazon fresh customer advice #8
(01-09-2020, 06:32 PM)critikal17 Wrote: If your account has fewer than 5 legitimate orders, it will generally be flagged for a more thorough investigation. Not impossible to do it on a fresh account, but it will certainly take longer and require more convincing. I recommend buying a few small items here and there over the next few days, before placing your order that you plan to refund.

^ This. I use fresh accounts with other companies, but with Amazon it's always a good idea to have purchased some cheap items over the course of days or weeks before trying to SE an item.

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