[terralyfe]

Hello all,

I am curious as to how @mazon ban system works? I was recently banned for making too many refunds and I want to see if I can bypass it? From what I can tell, my address has not been banned since other members of the household are still able to order from Amazon. It seems that my name or my cc has been banned. Can this be bypassed by a simple addition of a letter to the billing information (e.g. John Smith changed to Johnn Smith) or changing cc information? I would like to experiment myself but I have no idea if multiple attempts would be recorded and the ban would somehow extend to a more severe penalty. Would appreciate if anyone had insight on this.

Regards

[Rednaxela1]

Hello all,

I am curious as to how @mazon ban system works? I was recently banned for making too many refunds and I want to see if I can bypass it? From what I can tell, my address has not been banned since other members of the household are still able to order from Amazon. It seems that my name or my cc has been banned. Can this be bypassed by a simple addition of a letter to the billing information (e.g. John Smith changed to Johnn Smith) or changing cc information? I would like to experiment myself but I have no idea if multiple attempts would be recorded and the ban would somehow extend to a more severe penalty. Would appreciate if anyone had insight on this.

Regards

You need to use a different address, name, ip address, device, bank/credit card information. Nothing should be linked to your old account or your fresh account has a high chance of being flagged.

[mothered]

You need to use a different address, name, ip address, device, bank/credit card information. Nothing should be linked to your old account or your fresh account has a high chance of being flagged.

This ^

In short, change every Identifiable detail.

[throwaway998877]

With changing your address, a small typo should work. For example: 123 Banana Street -- 123 Banan Street. The delivery drivers will still be able to find it because of the postcode/zip code. Alternatively, you can ask a friend, or find a drop address.