amazon ofm email – banned for linked accounts I don't recognize 05-16-2023, 05:08 AM
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Hi all,
Unfortunately, I received a dreaded OFM email today from amazon: "Your Amazon[dotcom] account has been closed." They cited previously closed account violations including emails I don't recognize. I'm not clear why, but I did DNA Airpods about a year ago, and then I would say make a decent amount of returns, but nothing too wild.
Honestly, this is just a big inconvenience. I tried to appeal and no luck. 20 minutes earlier I made an expensive purchase.
Question: I will move very shortly and am getting a new cc. My name is common. I want to just create a new account in the future, but don't want to get caught. What do I need to change in order to avoid Amazon's account detection? I will change cc / addresses / IP address / browser / email / phone number at least. What kind of detection of my computer can Amazon's software use? Is there a way to bypass this without having to create a new partition or a virtual desktop?
Unfortunately, I received a dreaded OFM email today from amazon: "Your Amazon[dotcom] account has been closed." They cited previously closed account violations including emails I don't recognize. I'm not clear why, but I did DNA Airpods about a year ago, and then I would say make a decent amount of returns, but nothing too wild.
Honestly, this is just a big inconvenience. I tried to appeal and no luck. 20 minutes earlier I made an expensive purchase.
Question: I will move very shortly and am getting a new cc. My name is common. I want to just create a new account in the future, but don't want to get caught. What do I need to change in order to avoid Amazon's account detection? I will change cc / addresses / IP address / browser / email / phone number at least. What kind of detection of my computer can Amazon's software use? Is there a way to bypass this without having to create a new partition or a virtual desktop?

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