[melo435]

Isn't this method possible in the situation I mentioned, @mothered? (My friend buying the item to replace)

You're complicating the method which Is not good practice.

Follow It as stated In my previous post, and you'll be fine. If they question the other account, It's "yours" so there's no risk whatsoever.

Okay, if they try to do anything to my friend's account, in this scenario, he'll just ignore it and it should be fine.

Sorry for complicating the method, @mothered , but I like to be careful and aware of what method I'll apply.

Thanks for your help.

[mothered]

Okay, if they try to do anything to my friend's account, in this scenario, he'll just ignore it and it should be fine.

Correct.

In this case, your friend Is acting as your other account so as long as he/she Is aware of the circumstances, you're good to go.

Sorry for complicating the method, @mothered , but I like to be careful and aware of what method I'll apply.

No problem whatsoever.

[ShubhamS11]

For example, let's say I buy another item from a different account that has the same weight as the item I want to refund.
Both of them are bought in the same store, but in different accounts. I understand that.

My question is: Is there any chance of, lets say, Amazon to see that the other item was bought in other account?
If so, do they ask anything or do anything to the person that bought the other item?

I appreciate any type of help, @mothered.

I've done this same exact method. Also the fact that order & delivery date of BOTH items of same weight etc were same, they were dispatched from same store BUT TO 2 DIFFERENT PERSON(me basically) at 2 different address. SE was successful. GO AHEAD!