[kljasdf]

Hey yall,

Just a quick question about how much space should be left in between orders. Right now I haven't ordered anything in about 3-4 months from Amazon, but the last order placed was an SE refund, is now an okay time to refund again, or should I make a few purchases before trying again? Thanks as always!

[SirEntity]

To achieve maximum success, I'd space out a few legit orders over a 1-2 week period (doesn't really matter the value) just to give your account some activity and then proceed with the SE. Also considering the last order places was an SE refund you may want to be careful going straight into another one, but then again it has been a few months so there is that. Also how much orders do you have overall and what is the age of the account?

[kljasdf]

To achieve maximum success, I'd space out a few legit orders over a 1-2 week period (doesn't really matter the value) just to give your account some activity and then proceed with the SE. Also considering the last order places was an SE refund you may want to be careful going straight into another one, but then again it has been a few months so there is that. Also how much orders do you have overall and what is the age of the account?

Okay cool, I figured it would really help its case if there's more buffer in between. So the account is almost 10 years old, with 2 refunds in the past 6 months with almost 50 orders total.

[SirEntity]

Okay cool, I figured it would really help its case if there's more buffer in between. So the account is almost 10 years old, with 2 refunds in the past 6 months with almost 50 orders total.

Yeah your account is in good standing with nearly 10 years of orders, so I'd say just do a few little orders and then try to perform the SE.

[kljasdf]

Okay cool, I figured it would really help its case if there's more buffer in between. So the account is almost 10 years old, with 2 refunds in the past 6 months with almost 50 orders total.

Yeah your account is in good standing with nearly 10 years of orders, so I'd say just do a few little orders and then try to perform the SE.

Okay, sweet. Thank you! I'll let you know how it goes

[SirEntity]

Okay, sweet. Thank you! I'll let you know how it goes

No problem, good luck and I look forward to hearing updates!

[kljasdf]

Okay, sweet. Thank you! I'll let you know how it goes

No problem, good luck and I look forward to hearing updates!

Oh, I forgot while reading the latest threads, I actually received an OFM email from Amazon cause I performed the two refunds a bit too close to one another. Any advice with that?

[mothered]

I actually received an OFM email from Amazon cause I performed the two refunds a bit too close to one another. Any advice with that?

Your account has been flagged due to the said activities.

Take a break for a while (on that account) and do not perform anymore refunds, legit Included. When It's time to SE again, be sure to proceed with extreme caution.

[Datswansguy]

Hey,

I’m a new member around here, with a similar question. I read through the rules, so sorry if this is the wrong place to ask / I should make a separate thread or something (my mistake, from my understanding it’s ok).

I have 2 main questions - firstly, what does the abbreviation OFM mean in terms of Amazon sending back an email?

Secondly, if a SE attempt was made on my account 1/2 months ago, would it be too soon for me? I use the account quite a lot, it’s almost a year old and plenty of orders + community activity (I do Amazon incentivised reviews/refunds on it too, so getting order numbers up is easy). Basically, I got a refunder to try and refund an iPhone 13 for me. I first ordered it 8/11/21, he sent his stuff off in the beginning of December, but there was a problem with whatever method he did. It didn’t work, so i ended up returning the iPhone like usual (which still required an incident form). I eventually got the refund back on the 21/12/21. I’m not sure if they checked it or anything in the warehouse, but it’s all over now. Since then, I’ve placed 10-13 smaller orders (£1-30), and one larger order (£120 ssd), would it be safe for either me or the refunder to attempt doing another iPhone(s) soon?
Thanks!

[mothered]

Hey,

I’m a new member around here, with a similar question. I read through the rules, so sorry if this is the wrong place to ask / I should make a separate thread or something (my mistake, from my understanding it’s ok).

I have 2 main questions - firstly, what does the abbreviation OFM mean in terms of Amazon sending back an email?

Secondly, if a SE attempt was made on my account 1/2 months ago, would it be too soon for me? I use the account quite a lot, it’s almost a year old and plenty of orders + community activity (I do Amazon incentivised reviews/refunds on it too, so getting order numbers up is easy). Basically, I got a refunder to try and refund an iPhone 13 for me. I first ordered it 8/11/21, he sent his stuff off in the beginning of December, but there was a problem with whatever method he did. It didn’t work, so i ended up returning the iPhone like usual (which still required an incident form). I eventually got the refund back on the 21/12/21. I’m not sure if they checked it or anything in the warehouse, but it’s all over now. Since then, I’ve placed 10-13 smaller orders (£1-30), and one larger order (£120 ssd), would it be safe for either me or the refunder to attempt doing another iPhone(s) soon?
Thanks!

Rather than hijacking this thread, I kindly suggest creating one of your own.