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Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #1
I have an Amazon account i've been using for over 5 years now. I feel i've done the refund method way too many times now. Probably done it about 10-12 times now.
I don't want to risk doing it again and possibly get terminated or worse investigated.

I'd like to make a new account but I feel like it won't be as easy to do the refund method on a brand new account.

Any recommendations?

I've never tried to do the refund method on any other website, Amazon seemed to be the easiest i've ever done when it came to the DNA method.
Any other websites as easy as Amazon to DNA?
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RE: Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #2
I personally have a few accounts. It's up to you how you go about it. If 10-12 refunds over a 5 year period are the case, that's pretty good. I wouldn't worry.
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RE: Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #3
(01-21-2020, 08:36 PM)Strait McCool Wrote: I personally have a few accounts.  It's up to you how you go about it.  If 10-12 refunds over a 5 year period are the case, that's pretty good.  I wouldn't worry.
Do you have a few accounts all shipping to the same address and same credit/debit card?

Do you use pre-paid cards?

Do P.O boxes work?
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RE: Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #4
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RE: Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #5
(01-21-2020, 08:38 PM)georgeleftearth Wrote:
(01-21-2020, 08:36 PM)Strait McCool Wrote: I personally have a few accounts.  It's up to you how you go about it.  If 10-12 refunds over a 5 year period are the case, that's pretty good.  I wouldn't worry.
Do you have a few accounts all shipping to the same address and same credit/debit card?

Do you use pre-paid cards?

Do P.O boxes work?
Many will disagree with me. I truly believe Amazon will not seek to link accounts unless you literally make them identical. I have my name appearing slightly different, same address (slight difference) and different credit cards (I don't use prepaid cards) attached to each, same billing address though. I've even closed accounts (through request) with too many returns after getting the warning email and recreated accounts with the same email (different pass, because they force you to) and been fine.

P.O. boxes do work, in Canada, we can use local national post offices for free to deliver our packages if we wish. Just gotta register for them. I mostly ship to my home though.
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RE: Used Up Amazon Account - Make A New One? #6
(01-21-2020, 09:40 PM)Strait McCool Wrote: I truly believe Amazon will not seek to link accounts unless you literally make them identical. 

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Also, unless they have good reason to thoroughly Investigate the account In question, they don't generally take It further.
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