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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #11
(04-07-2022, 11:19 AM)xardsp Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 10:41 AM)mothered Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 08:25 AM)kevinadams Wrote: Other than a very generic automated response. I replied to the email and was sent the same email again.
It's a generic template they use for all account holder's who've violated their terms under similar circumstances as yours.

Do you require assistance with creating new accounts that will not be detected as multi-accounting?
the only problem about making the new acc is having a phone number, I get preactivated anon sims from aliexpress do you think is a safe play?
what kind of numbers are those?

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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #12
(04-07-2022, 03:43 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Yes. Assistance would be greatly appreciated so that I don't keep getting flagged for multi-accounting.
In terms of preventing multi-accounting when creating new accounts, here's a non-exhaustive list. Apply what's relevant to your environment.
  • Change of full name (family & given name)
  • Change of date of birth (where applicable)
  • Change of full residential address. If need be, use a drop
  • Change of email address (no need to explain this!)
  • Change of phone number (new SIM on a fake account or a Burner service)
  • Navigate via a VPN (NordVPN, IPVanish, ExpressVPN will suffice)
  • Use a different device (one that was NEVER used with previous accounts)
  • Change your MAC address (this free tool does an excellent job).
  • Use a VCC- Virtual Credit Card
  • Use a GC- Gift Card (an alternative to a virtual credit card)
  • Use a different password (nothing similar to the old account)
  • Navigate via a private search engine (prevent your online behavior being tracked)
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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #13
(04-07-2022, 04:15 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 03:43 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Yes. Assistance would be greatly appreciated so that I don't keep getting flagged for multi-accounting.
In terms of preventing multi-accounting when creating new accounts, here's a non-exhaustive list. Apply what's relevant to your environment.
  • Change of full name (family & given name)
  • Change of date of birth (where applicable)
  • Change of full residential address. If need be, use a drop
  • Change of email address (no need to explain this!)
  • Change of phone number (new SIM on a fake account or a Burner service)
  • Navigate via a VPN (NordVPN, IPVanish, ExpressVPN will suffice)
  • Use a different device (one that was NEVER used with previous accounts)
  • Change your MAC address (this free tool does an excellent job).
  • Use a VCC- Virtual Credit Card
  • Use a GC- Gift Card (an alternative to a virtual credit card)
  • Use a different password (nothing similar to the old account)
  • Navigate via a private search engine (prevent your online behavior being tracked)
Thank you for this list. Definitely, are some things on here that will be worth using. Regarding VCCs, if they are not available for me since I'm in the UK, are gift cards the only other option? Could I not just get another credit card with new numbers, or will my name associated with the card still cause my account to get flagged?

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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #14
(04-07-2022, 10:30 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Thank you for this list.
You're welcome.

(04-07-2022, 10:30 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Regarding VCCs, if they are not available for me since I'm in the UK, are gift cards the only other option?
As a payment system, either of the two.

(04-07-2022, 10:30 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Could I not just get another credit card with new numbers, or will my name associated with the card still cause my account to get flagged?
Yes, Amazon will Identify the association with your name, which Is enough to link the account to previous/current ones.
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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #15
(04-07-2022, 04:15 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 03:43 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Yes. Assistance would be greatly appreciated so that I don't keep getting flagged for multi-accounting.
In terms of preventing multi-accounting when creating new accounts, here's a non-exhaustive list. Apply what's relevant to your environment.
  • Change of full name (family & given name)
  • Change of date of birth (where applicable)
  • Change of full residential address. If need be, use a drop
  • Change of email address (no need to explain this!)
  • Change of phone number (new SIM on a fake account or a Burner service)
  • Navigate via a VPN (NordVPN, IPVanish, ExpressVPN will suffice)
  • Use a different device (one that was NEVER used with previous accounts)
  • Change your MAC address (this free tool does an excellent job).
  • Use a VCC- Virtual Credit Card
  • Use a GC- Gift Card (an alternative to a virtual credit card)
  • Use a different password (nothing similar to the old account)
  • Navigate via a private search engine (prevent your online behavior being tracked)
Can you advise some VCCs? Are there documents needed to create them?

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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #16
(09-23-2022, 10:59 AM)ludo Wrote: Can you advise some VCCs?
Revolut and Abine serve their purpose well.
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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #17
(09-23-2022, 12:23 PM)mothered Wrote:
(09-23-2022, 10:59 AM)ludo Wrote: Can you advise some VCCs?
Revolut and Abine serve their purpose well.
Revolut need document i think

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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #18
(04-07-2022, 04:15 PM)mothered Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 03:43 PM)kevinadams Wrote: Yes. Assistance would be greatly appreciated so that I don't keep getting flagged for multi-accounting.
In terms of preventing multi-accounting when creating new accounts, here's a non-exhaustive list. Apply what's relevant to your environment.
  • Change of full name (family & given name)
  • Change of date of birth (where applicable)
  • Change of full residential address. If need be, use a drop
  • Change of email address (no need to explain this!)
  • Change of phone number (new SIM on a fake account or a Burner service)
  • Navigate via a VPN (NordVPN, IPVanish, ExpressVPN will suffice)
  • Use a different device (one that was NEVER used with previous accounts)
  • Change your MAC address (this free tool does an excellent job).
  • Use a VCC- Virtual Credit Card
  • Use a GC- Gift Card (an alternative to a virtual credit card)
  • Use a different password (nothing similar to the old account)
  • Navigate via a private search engine (prevent your online behavior being tracked)

Hey I know this was a while ago, but I had a question. I use a VPN and everything, but I tend to use my computer for most everything. I know tracking through a mobile phone is pretty simple, but what about a Windows PC?

I connect to a VPN then use private browsing to avoid cookies (as far as I'm aware). I do use Chrome though which is probably a no-no (a better private browser would be a appreciated)

So yeah, can they track me even if I'm using a VPN and incognito?
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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #19
(04-07-2022, 11:19 AM)xardsp Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 10:41 AM)mothered Wrote:
(04-07-2022, 08:25 AM)kevinadams Wrote: Other than a very generic automated response. I replied to the email and was sent the same email again.
It's a generic template they use for all account holder's who've violated their terms under similar circumstances as yours.

Do you require assistance with creating new accounts that will not be detected as multi-accounting?
the only problem about making the new acc is having a phone number, I get preactivated anon sims from aliexpress do you think is a safe play?

link for the sim cards?
I follow people home btw

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RE: email from ofm@amazon.co.uk #20
(09-23-2022, 12:55 PM)ludo Wrote:
(09-23-2022, 12:23 PM)mothered Wrote:
(09-23-2022, 10:59 AM)ludo Wrote: Can you advise some VCCs?
Revolut and Abine serve their purpose well.
Revolut need document i think
What about Abine?
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