[moonpilot]

The easiest thing with Amazon is probably to get an advanced refund then 'forget' to return it! Ive genuinely forgot to return something (although not very high value) and they never said anything lol

[DragonicRek]

The easiest thing with Amazon is probably to get an advanced refund then 'forget' to return it! Ive genuinely forgot to return something (although not very high value) and they never said anything lol

Then consider yourself lucky.
Your method is incorrect, because Amazon has a system in which they bill customers if they don't return an item within a certain timespan

[moonpilot]

Then consider yourself lucky.
Your method is incorrect, because Amazon has a system in which they bill customers if they don't return an item within a certain timespan

Yeh probably a lot of luck involved, but its happened to me a few times! I wouldnt recommend it as a repeatable method, but maybe if you are genuinely planning on returning something just hold on to it for a while and see if they actually request it back. They should send a reminder before rebilling you, if not then it probably slipped through the cracks. It might be because they did it in an unofficial way as a one off so it doesnt get flagged up on their system.

[DragonicRek]

Then consider yourself lucky.
Your method is incorrect, because Amazon has a system in which they bill customers if they don't return an item within a certain timespan

Yeh probably a lot of luck involved, but its happened to me a few times! I wouldnt recommend it as a repeatable method, but maybe if you are genuinely planning on returning something just hold on to it for a while and see if they actually request it back. They should send a reminder before rebilling you, if not then it probably slipped through the cracks. It might be because they did it in an unofficial way as a one off so it doesnt get flagged up on their system.

Interesting.
I'll keep this in mind.
Thanks!

[DragonicRek]

Then consider yourself lucky.
Your method is incorrect, because Amazon has a system in which they bill customers if they don't return an item within a certain timespan

Yeh probably a lot of luck involved, but its happened to me a few times! I wouldnt recommend it as a repeatable method, but maybe if you are genuinely planning on returning something just hold on to it for a while and see if they actually request it back. They should send a reminder before rebilling you, if not then it probably slipped through the cracks. It might be because they did it in an unofficial way as a one off so it doesnt get flagged up on their system.

Interesting.
I'll keep this in mind.
Thanks!

[Shoon]

What's the limit usually for Amazon?

[DragonicRek]

What's the limit usually for Amazon?

Depends on your account health and how well you can SE
I would say about 2k for an account at least a year old

[Shoon]

What's the limit usually for Amazon?

Depends on your account health and how well you can SE
I would say about 2k for an account at least a year old

So, my account is over a year old with tons of orders, how easy would it be to SE/not get the police report thing involved.

I've SE'd for Amazon before but that was way back when they did goodwill refunds and the such.

[DragonicRek]

What's the limit usually for Amazon?

Depends on your account health and how well you can SE
I would say about 2k for an account at least a year old

So, my account is over a year old with tons of orders, how easy would it be to SE/not get the police report thing involved.

I've SE'd for Amazon before but that was way back when they did goodwill refunds and the such.

I would say you have a pretty good chance to evade police reports