Amazon OFM account closure with shipped package 03-18-2023, 11:02 AM
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Hey, so I recently had a little problem. I ordered an Apple Watch 8 series on a new Amazon.de account. Everything was well until it was shipped yesterday and today I got an OFM email saying that my account is getting closed. So first thing, the tracking of the package didn't get any update, but it should be delivered by next Tuesday, so it should update on Monday if everything is okay. The second thing, I'm thinking about doing FTID on it, after it will be delivered to me, I would write to them that they should open my account for 48 hours and I could sort out the return thing, get a label and etc. But the thing is bothering me, if I really get the package delivered to me or they will just issue a refund as they stated in the email, saying that all open orders will be cancelled and refund will be issued. The second, it would the first time for me doing FTID on an OFM account. So two things could happen
A: The package will be delivered and my account with my request will be opened for 48 hours, I will do FTID on it and after waiting like 30 days I will get a refund (or maybe not)
B: The package will not be delivered and I will get a refund issued by Amazon, but can't know for sure until Monday, that's the day that tracking would update.
So I need your opinion guys, especially those who had experience with returns after getting their accounts closed.
A: The package will be delivered and my account with my request will be opened for 48 hours, I will do FTID on it and after waiting like 30 days I will get a refund (or maybe not)
B: The package will not be delivered and I will get a refund issued by Amazon, but can't know for sure until Monday, that's the day that tracking would update.
So I need your opinion guys, especially those who had experience with returns after getting their accounts closed.
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