[stevenadams2323]

Hi,

Ive done this before on another account and the process had been quite similar yet when I contacted them on the day to contact them they are now forwarding it to another team to process the refund.

They are saying this is due to the high value of the item but when I did it on another account the value was more but the rep on the chat could do it.

Do you reckon its due to a dumb rep or am i good

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Update - Refund was processed, just a dumb rep.

Think im going to lay low with amazon now as I know someone who just got banned.

[mothered]

Update - Refund was processed, just a dumb rep.

Congrats.

Think im going to lay low with amazon now as I know someone who just got banned.

What's the age of your account, and how many SEs have been performed as of late?

[stevenadams2323]

Update - Refund was processed, just a dumb rep.

Congrats.

Think im going to lay low with amazon now as I know someone who just got banned.

What's the age of your account, and how many SEs have been performed as of late?

the account i just did was around 6 months old.

other account is almost 10 years old. i did a double dip around May on that account but bought a couple £200 items before i hit a big SE.

Been doing multiple different websites at the same time ngl. Refunding alot at the moment - do you think its risky even though they are all different stores?

I try not to limit the purchases on one card and spread them over multiple accounts to prevent suspicioun from the banks

[Ordnael92]

Update - Refund was processed, just a dumb rep.

That often seems to be the case with Amazon: you switch rep and it feels like going from a roadblock to teleporting directly to your destination, haha

[mothered]

do you think its risky even though they are all different stores?

If the stores are completely unrelated, you're fine.

The only thing of concern, Is the same carrier servicing most/all of your deliveries - obviously related to the DNA.

[stevenadams2323]

do you think its risky even though they are all different stores?

If the stores are completely unrelated, you're fine.

The only thing of concern, Is the same carrier servicing most/all of your deliveries - obviously related to the DNA.

i try to limit DNA purely because many of them use DPD.

Mostly going ahead with EB. sometimes the companies say they need to do an investigation with the courier - thats what im worried about mostly.

[mothered]

i try to limit DNA purely because many of them use DPD.

Good move.

Mostly going ahead with EB. sometimes the companies say they need to do an investigation with the courier - thats what im worried about mostly.

Assuming the Investigations are with different carriers, what's your concern?

[stevenadams2323]

i try to limit DNA purely because many of them use DPD.

Good move.

Mostly going ahead with EB. sometimes the companies say they need to do an investigation with the courier - thats what im worried about mostly.

Assuming the Investigations are with different carriers, what's your concern?

The thing is most of them use DPD, so even with an EB and the case of the store saying they need to investigate with the courier, thats where my worry lies.

Do you know any shops that use alternatives such as Royal Mail, Yodel and etc?

[mothered]

The thing is most of them use DPD, so even with an EB and the case of the store saying they need to investigate with the courier, thats where my worry lies.

Understood.

Given It's the same carrier Involved with Investigations, you're doing the right thing to avoid It.

Do you know any shops that use alternatives such as Royal Mail, Yodel and etc?

Not offhand.