RE: Amazon 01-01-2023, 07:42 PM
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(01-01-2023, 07:17 PM)Ccg1998 Wrote: I had some advise earlier from mother geeza ( great guy! )
But has anyone got a way around the OTP yet as Amazon do this for every order over £100 now, and not sure on how you can get around it to get it refunded ( obviously you way ) but wouldn’t want to be down a K for a month, I’m trying to get a MacBook but unsure what website to go, i was previously banned off Amazon and made a new account with a fake name and a different bank but they still linked me ( even put a fake name on the card on Amazon ) but still traced back to me I now use a BNPL app to buy through them and it works well
hey sounds good, so from my understanding you use bnpl on amazon to stop them linking payment methods then you are able to refund them? sorry I'm not sure if I understood - and can still refund after OTP - I claimed EB on my most recent amazon order
(01-01-2023, 06:31 PM)EquitableEngineer Wrote:(01-01-2023, 06:11 PM)coreymcalinson Wrote: yeah, payment method is a big thing, easily solved by requesting a new card - or if you plan to do a lot of SE'ing use vcc's(fintechs are good for this) and try to use Apple Pay (amazon doesn't accept Apple Pay If I'm correct so would be applicable for other sites)
Yeah but does using something like Revoluts VCC's not still link you to the account since your name and address is still linked to main account that the VCCs are drawing money from? I get their use with regards to preventing rebills but i dont see any use for obscuring identity.
with starling all of your details can be wrong or most of them but it will prompt you to verify in app and you will be able to push the payment through - only site it hasn't worked on has been wayfair
(This post was last modified: 01-01-2023, 07:44 PM by coreymcalinson.)


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