(02-28-2019, 09:07 PM)Rednaxela1 Wrote: I have had a few refunds from Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds, on this occasion, we will refund you" (£300+) and then sent a link to their policy. I have ordered a few items since last year legit. I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them. What's the chances of this working? Item being under £400. They also sent the same email to my girls account lol

I also might need to sell on Amazon in the future, so i don't want to be getting banned. I think if they ban my buying account, they will ban my selling account before i have even started selling.

Quote:Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds

Quote:I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them

(03-01-2019, 04:58 AM)mothered Wrote:

(02-28-2019, 09:07 PM)Rednaxela1 Wrote: I have had a few refunds from Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds, on this occasion, we will refund you" (£300+) and then sent a link to their policy. I have ordered a few items since last year legit. I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them. What's the chances of this working? Item being under £400. They also sent the same email to my girls account lol

I also might need to sell on Amazon in the future, so i don't want to be getting banned. I think if they ban my buying account, they will ban my selling account before i have even started selling.

Quote:Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds

This Is simply a courtesy email that's a commonality when a high volume of SEs are performed. When SEing, both the "number" and "timing" Is crucial to avoid suspicion. It must be calculated and methodical.

Quote:I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them

I believe this Is a good move.

Given your account Is now somewhat monitored, providing proof will significantly help ease suspicious activity.

(03-01-2019, 05:59 PM)Rednaxela1 Wrote:

(03-01-2019, 04:58 AM)mothered Wrote:

(02-28-2019, 09:07 PM)Rednaxela1 Wrote: I have had a few refunds from Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds, on this occasion, we will refund you" (£300+) and then sent a link to their policy. I have ordered a few items since last year legit. I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them. What's the chances of this working? Item being under £400. They also sent the same email to my girls account lol

I also might need to sell on Amazon in the future, so i don't want to be getting banned. I think if they ban my buying account, they will ban my selling account before i have even started selling.

Quote:Amazon and last year they sent an email to me saying "we've noticed you've had a high number of refunds

This Is simply a courtesy email that's a commonality when a high volume of SEs are performed. When SEing, both the "number" and "timing" Is crucial to avoid suspicion. It must be calculated and methodical.

Quote:I was thinking of ordering expensive cologne and saying that it's smashed and that i can provide photos if they want them

I believe this Is a good move.

Given your account Is now somewhat monitored, providing proof will significantly help ease suspicious activity.

Thanks, something to consider and work out the situation beforehand.