[rumham6969]

This Amazon account is over 7 years old and I've made tons of purchases, most legit. I have probably made 4-5 returns within the past 3 years, most being legit. I did however successfully SE a GPU worth ~$800 one month ago using disposed of faulty item method. I then tried to DNA a $200 item a week ago and was met with an email from "ofm @ amazon". FYI after this email I didn't SE this item, so I've technically only successfully SE'd one item in the past year or so.

This email said I have requested refunds or replacements for a large number of orders and that I exceed the occasional expectation. It also said "If this problem continues, we may not allow you to buy or sell on our site."

I sent them an email back saying I was confused, and the reply stated that they wanted to understand the account activity better and that my account is still open and available to use.

I was wondering if anyone could guess what level of flagging my account has, and when it would be safe for me to attempt to SE a valuable item from here? (>$1000).

[mothered]

I then tried to DNA a $200 item a week ago and was met with an email from "ofm @ amazon"
This email said I have requested refunds or replacements for a large number of orders and that I exceed the occasional expectation. It also said "If this problem continues, we may not allow you to buy or sell on our site."

Judging by the details you've stated, It's not consistent with a high volume of refunds/replacements.

Address It with Amazon, and ask them to justify their decision contained In the OFM.

I was wondering if anyone could guess what level of flagging my account has, and when it would be safe for me to attempt to SE a valuable item from here? (>$1000).

As per my comments above, your account may have been flagged for all the wrong reasons.

First clear It up with Amazon, and then we'll discuss your SE.

[ShubhamS11]

Regarding that disposed of faulty product...what story did you made up before the rep?
Asking because I'm planing to SE on an item of same value.