Beware: Amazon.com account closed due to exceeding purchase limits

[quote name='GBAstar']Since you obviously didn't take the time to read the thread I'll say it again... I didn't return anything. I've never returned anything because I couldn't sell it. I don't believe in it and fortunately I'm not an idiot I have a very good sense at what sells and for what price.

As I mentioned before the only thing in that regards I may have done that they disliked was preordering a lot of CE/SE/LE's and then waiting until a week before launch to cancel.

I've been doing that for years and it is how I've secured some of the more hard to get items.[/QUOTE]

I didn't call you an idiot, and you're taking the ban much better than most people do. However, your OP did specifically mention returning two CEs, and that is a huge red flag and probably what put you on their radar.
 
I don't think there's a "limit" of purchases for one account. My account, which is a prime one, I use as both a company account for the company I work for, and also my personal one, since my boss gave me permission to use it as I see fit as long as I have my personal card on it to purchase my stuff. I purchase at the bare minimum over 5000+ purchases a year, between office supplies, safety items, welding supplies, and my personal stuff (mainly video games and movies, some pet supplies). I've been doing this now for over 3 years, and have yet to have this account shut down, or any warnings.

Only thing I can think is you were using multiple accounts to bypass item limitation for rare items, shipping to the same address with multiple accounts (which you said you did) for items that have restrictions, or things of that nature. And amazon probably doesn't like that at all, since that seems to them like a lot of slickdeal like activity.
 
op do u have msart phone if u do try going 2 differnet wifi spot... i use my smartphone 4 everything who even use a "rea"l computer n e more
 
[quote name='www.pepsi.com']op do u have msart phone if u do try going 2 differnet wifi spot... i use my smartphone 4 everything who even use a "rea"l computer n e more[/QUOTE]

Oh look who's back? Things just weren't the same without you bud. Maybe you'll last more than a few hours this time before the mods ban you again. Better get those blogs up fast.
 
[quote name='trent82']I don't know what to think of the OP. Some of these stories always feel like crucial details are left out. [/QUOTE]

Trent - GBA has always come across as being a straight forward guy on here so I don't think he's left out any other relevant details regarding his issue. I take his word on it that he's raised every possible "flag" issue for his recent ban.

GBA - You must be really sad right now so as a fellow CAG, you have my sentiments brother.

I know you're going to analyze it for hours on end about the cause but remember what that AMZ email noted: the limit purchase was exceeded beyond your main account. That was the turning point that started it all. I'm sure you're familiar with it, just like anything in the corporate world, account specialists address cases on an exception basis. Your recent Paper Mario orders signaled a red flag that sent your account into queue review. Bans are not taken lightly as the specialist should have been instructed to go over your account as a whole. The amount of purchases tipped you off as a reseller and the "unprofitable customer" deduction was all the account specialist needed. It's not going to be pleasing to hear but account bans are also going to be influenced by the individual specialist and the mood he or she is in at the moment. I really don't believe it was the 2 recent claims you raised to AMZ over the last 6 months that did you in. That is too small of a flag to really sway a judgment call. There are plenty of CAGs on here that bitch over smaller things and I am sure there are plenty of people that ordered multiples of the recent BB PM sale across multiple accounts and yet have not been banned. If it was simply the purchase limit exceeded as flagged by their algorithm, then your ban would have been instantaneous. Only the flag was instantaneous and the account rep was the one that made his/her judgmental call to ban your account (as it only took 4 hours later). I just chalk it up to your specific individual case and a little bad luck with a stricter rep.

It's been periodically asked by members on here before so again this is just another point of evidence that Amazon bans ARE real. Bans have been documented on the web with a simple search. It's been discussed and well documented on SlickDeals too. GBA's thread is just a warning and a reminder for us CAG's out here to not fuck with Amazon.
 
[quote name='Donut2922'] GBA's thread is just a warning and a reminder for us CAG's out here to not fuck with Amazon.[/QUOTE]

Amazon is the Liam Neeson of the retail world.
 
[quote name='KingofOldSchool']Amazon is the Liam Neeson of the retail world.[/QUOTE]

According to the recent neo-Nazi articles I think they are more like the Ralph Fiennes of the retail world.
 
[quote name='Donut2922']Trent - GBA has always come across as being a straight forward guy on here so I don't think he's left out any other relevant details regarding his issue. I take his word on it that he's raised every possible "flag" issue for his recent ban.
[/QUOTE]


As I've said before I'm being forthcoming with all my information. I didn't create this thread to get sympathy so I have no reason to embellish details.

The biggest disappointment is that I was never warned. The second is that all the accounts were frozen and I have no way to access my order history to check on orders that were pending or see the tracking details of orders that were shipped. I have an order from amazon.fr that I have no way of seeing where it is or when I'll receive it. Furthermore I have a small amount of credit that is now useless.

I'm not a big supporter of digital media but I had purchased a few MP3 albums and a few movies using MP3 credit and amazon instant video credit. On devices where my password information was saved I can still access that however on devices where I need to enter my login information I'm locked out.

The biggest loss for me is the ability to preorder AZ exclusives. I've done some reading on websites that show how to create "phantom" accounts to get in and around bans so I guess I have that option.
 
Honestly I think the lesson to be learned in all of this is to avoid having four accounts linked to each other somehow... that just screams "flag me" to Amazon.

Also that seems a bit unfair for Amazon to hold on to any credit you had attached to your account. I'm mainly speaking of trade in credit for sending in games and movies to noram ( as opposed to promotional credit). Because that was credit earned thru legitimately trading in games you paid cash for... seems to me if it was significant enough some sort of legal action could be taken.
 
Good luck beating amazon with any legal action. You'd spend 20x more than you could ever hope to recoup, and you would still probably lose. lol
 
Quick question, I know amazon has a few games up right now with $20 Promo credit. Did you pre order any of those titles on multiple accounts?
 
[quote name='Parkerktm']Quick question, I know amazon has a few games up right now with $20 Promo credit. Did you pre order any of those titles on multiple accounts?[/QUOTE]

I had preordered Dead Space 3, Crysis 3 and Army of Two on both accounts yes.

That is something I have done for awhile though.
 
It sucks that you got banned. I hate how they don't warn people sometimes. This is indeed one of the things they ban for though. Or don't according to some CAGs who don't want to listen to reality.

Too many returns
Too many concessions (don't contact CS unless you really need to)
Reseller activity (which includes ordering over quantity and shipping to multiple addresses)

Do not do those things. There's probably a couple other things too that I'm not thinking of right now. If you're concerned about anything that you do, stop doing it.
 
[quote name='ShockandAww']It sucks that you got banned. I hate how they don't warn people sometimes. This is indeed one of the things they ban for though. Or don't according to some CAGs who don't want to listen to reality.

Too many returns
Too many concessions (don't contact CS unless you really need to)
Reseller activity (which includes ordering over quantity and shipping to multiple addresses)

Do not do those things. There's probably a couple other things too that I'm not thinking of right now. If you're concerned about anything that you do, stop doing it.[/QUOTE]

I recently read that some sellers who buy from amazon and then shortly thereafter relist the same items on Amazon marketplace at a higher price have been getting their seller accounts closed.

I've never sold anything on Amazon so I'm not sure how that works and if it is possible but it was mentioned a few times when I was researching my issue.
 
Allow me to take a guess at what you were doing that may have lead up to your ban.

- New CE pops up, you order one for each system , maybe even a few as you feel its going to be quite rare/inflated and maybe across your multiple accounts

- Closer to CE being released you realize its still in stock and not worth the profit margin, you cancel multiple orders, or even cancel due to financial constraints

- The CE's that do ship , multiple copies/multiple accounts come to same address. Amazon realizes they just sold multiple copies of a sold out high demand item to the same person , let the imagination fill in the blanks as to what that person plans to do with such.

Amazon now has ordered extra quantities just to have them cancelled and not sell. Any business would dislike this.

I understand everyone trying to make some money, but honestly and by this I mean no offense, it's hard to expect sympathy from the very people you damage (the CAG community for example) when your practices are most the reason these prices inflate and such editions that a person couldnt get 1 single copy of they end up seeing on ebay etc with one person selling multiple. I am sure Amazon would prefer to keep customer loyalty and crack down on those that infringe on others being able to purchase limited quantity items from them.

Now given, I may not be 100% accurate on all these assumptions, just basing it on what I read previously in this forum. Interesting to know that Amazon will put the foot down as needed and may it be an example for others to be wary of. Sorry for your loss.
 
Did you ask what happens to your AZ gift card value once they shut down your account, apparently closing account and keeping monetary value link to that account that is not the ownership of Amazon is pretty much theft.

While I may not know the law legality that sure sounds like criminality to me. Its akin to finding a wallet and keeping the cash, but giving back the owner his IDs.
 
You agree to their EULA and terms of service. They can do whatever they want with that type of stuff. It's absolute BS, but it's just the way it is.
 
[quote name='Finger_Shocker']Did you ask what happens to your AZ gift card value once they shut down your account, apparently closing account and keeping monetary value link to that account that is not the ownership of Amazon is pretty much theft.

While I may not know the law legality that sure sounds like criminality to me. Its akin to finding a wallet and keeping the cash, but giving back the owner his IDs.[/QUOTE]

I'm fairly positive it's gone. Everything to do with Amazon is gone if you get banned.
 
Here's what I don't get: you know for a fact you're doing something against their policy, but you're upset that you weren't warned that they were going to punish you for it?

No, that's ridiculous. It's obvious you knew what you were doing and what the repercussions might be. Just because you got away with something for so long, doesn't excuse you from the punishment.

You say you're not playing the victim, then you're all mopey that you didn't get a warning -- which is painting yourself like a victim.

Amazon was the victim, you were the perpetrator. Game over.
 
[quote name='ShockandAww']I'm fairly positive it's gone. Everything to do with Amazon is gone if you get banned.[/QUOTE]

So if Amazon please they can just close accounts that have money in them, sounds like a good profitable mob venture.

They can just wait till someone have 1000$ in their AZ account, make a BS reason and email like what GB recieved and confiscate a cool 1000$ ... If they do this to 1000 account well, you get the picture. Its like money in the bank, maybe we should all open online businesses ( and copy AZ TOS word for word ) sell GCs by the shitload, have people redeem all there GCs on the site, then in couple says send the same BS letter AMZ sends, and you get to pocket all that value and not send a single item or offer any service......

Shit I just found a new line of work >...... GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to make myself filthy rich
I think that is going to be the new corporate scam of the century
 
[quote name='ShockandAww']I'm fairly positive it's gone. Everything to do with Amazon is gone if you get banned.[/QUOTE]

pretty sure by LAW amazon has to cut you a check of whatever credit you have left... if they just took it that would open them up to a major lawsuit
 
[quote name='Zaku77']Good luck beating amazon with any legal action. You'd spend 20x more than you could ever hope to recoup, and you would still probably lose. lol[/QUOTE]

im sure amazon would settle way before it got to court... go to your local news station and report it go to your BBB and report it ... amazon hates bad press :)
 
Unless GBA had 15 kids and used Amazon heavily for his family any news agency would two shits about his dilemma. It's just a blip in the radar screen in shit that happens in this country.
 
Bbb however would give a shit. Guarantee if you contact them about "withheld" credit... they'd get Amazon to give it back to you within a week or 2

Theft is theft no matter which way you justify it.
 
It's not really any different than losing all your xbox live content if you break their terms and get your account or console banned. When you agree to a businesses EULA and terms of service, that's it. Those things are dense with legal language, and they are made to protect the company from any eventuality. That trade in credit and promo credit is nothing but funny money. It's a credit to be used on their sight, nothing else.

It's cute that so many of you actually think life is fair, but you really need to wake up to the real world. All of these rights that some of you are sure that one might have just aren't there. Do keep rabble-rousing, though. As long as none of you get banned, you will never need to be proven wrong.
 
[quote name='GBAstar']
I am not saying Amazon doesn't have the right to cancel my account, I'm not saying what I was doing was right[/QUOTE]

So why did you make a thread about it then? It sounds like you're very aware of why your account(s) were closed, and aren't even disputing it.

You cheated the system and got caught.

[quote name='slidecage']pretty sure by LAW amazon has to cut you a check of whatever credit you have left... if they just took it that would open them up to a major class action lawsuit, in which case you'd get a check for $1.43 in 5 years.[/QUOTE]

Fixed for legal accuracy.
 
[quote name='wiggyx']So why did you make a thread about it then? It sounds like you're very aware of why your account(s) were closed, and aren't even disputing it.

You cheated the system and got caught.



Fixed for legal accuracy.[/QUOTE]

It's good information for people to keep in mind. Most people on this site use amazon quite a bit. Some of these practices don't even really seem very shady. It sounds corny, but more knowledge is always a good thing. This thread contains more substance than any deal thread will. It's a warning for those may also do this--be it on purpose or not.
 
[quote name='Zaku77']It's not really any different than losing all your xbox live content if you break their terms and get your account or console banned. When you agree to a businesses EULA and terms of service, that's it. Those things are dense with legal language, and they are made to protect the company from any eventuality. That trade in credit and promo credit is nothing but funny money. It's a credit to be used on their sight, nothing else.

It's cute that so many of you actually think life is fair, but you really need to wake up to the real world. All of these rights that some of you are sure that one might have just aren't there. Do keep rabble-rousing, though. As long as none of you get banned, you will never need to be proven wrong.[/QUOTE]
This is the same reason why when a company goes bankrupt your gift cards are worth nothing. People who hoard tons of amazon, gamestop, best buy credit are basically hoarding space bucks.
 
[quote name='jayntampa']Here's what I don't get: you know for a fact you're doing something against their policy, but you're upset that you weren't warned that they were going to punish you for it?

No, that's ridiculous. It's obvious you knew what you were doing and what the repercussions might be. Just because you got away with something for so long, doesn't excuse you from the punishment.

You say you're not playing the victim, then you're all mopey that you didn't get a warning -- which is painting yourself like a victim.

Amazon was the victim, you were the perpetrator. Game over.[/QUOTE]

Amazon is the victim? I spent tens of thousands of dollars there a year and that is a very conservative number. They don't run their own deals so any item I bought at Amazon outside of exclusives I could have bought elsewhere. If they don't make money of an item that isn't my problem. I'm sure their goal is to sell through their allotment, whether that be 10 items to me or 1 item to ten people.

[quote name='wiggyx']So why did you make a thread about it then? It sounds like you're very aware of why your account(s) were closed, and aren't even disputing it.

You cheated the system and got caught.



Fixed for legal accuracy.[/QUOTE]

I'm not disputing it because I don't feel like banging my head against cement. Their are other ways to continue shopping on amazon and as much as I feel like I should be able to continue shopping after make a few minor adjustments I know that I'm just going to get form letter after form letter stating that the decision is final.

And why did I make this thread? Again I did NOT do it for sympathy. I did it because there are 100's of CAG's that use multiple amazon accounts and if you think otherwise you're full of $hit and kidding yourself. I'm willing to bet that many people in here trying to chastise me do the same thing. How many times in other threads have I seen people ask about how they can order more of something and the answer was always "Create another account".

Well now people know not to as you run the risk of getting banned.


Edit: I did NOT know I was going to get banned and I did NOT believe that what I was doing would get all those accounts banned. Did you not read where I said those were long standing established accounts? They were NOT shill accounts that I created just to bypass quantity limits. Where they used to bypass quantity limits? Yes. but they were legitmate accounts that were used by other people and then occassionaly (some more then others) used by me to preorder/purchase multiple items when their was a quantity limit.
 
[quote name='GBAstar']I had preordered Dead Space 3, Crysis 3 and Army of Two on both accounts yes.

That is something I have done for awhile though.[/QUOTE]


Well I will put to rest as to why you got banned and stop these morons from making predictions that lead nowhere.

You use to be able to order multiple copies of a pre ordered game on multiple accounts in order to get promo credit on each account. Recently however (within the past year and more so within the past 3 months) amazon has been seriously cracking down on people abusing the promotional credit offers. They use to say 'limit one per person or account', and they now say 'limit one per household' and THEY MEAN IT.

Now that isn't to say if you wanted to purchase Dead space 3 and Crysis 3 that you couldn't order them on separate accounts or even on the same account, but one means one per title OVER all of your accounts. Amazon isn't joking about this anyone. Also worth noting is that once dead space loses it's credit, you would be allowed to buy more all be it few (I think the cut off is somewhere between 5-10).

I'm assuming you received the email from a department called QLA. This is a fairly new department that was set up specifically for stuff like this. I'm sorry but the days of ordering multiple copies of the same game when it has promo credit are over and over for good. This includes buying a computer or gaming console with credit or even a book with MP3 credit.

You didn't get banned for buying to much or buying those discounted items. Because you ordered multiple copies of the same game that prompted amazon into looking further into your account which led them into the discovery that you had done this before and thus are making them lose money. By the way, you already know this but the way that linked it was through your shipping address.

Hope this helped, if you have any questions PM me.
 
[quote name='Parkerktm']Well I will put to rest as to why you got banned and stop these morons from making predictions that lead nowhere.

You use to be able to order multiple copies of a pre ordered game on multiple accounts in order to get promo credit on each account. Recently however (within the past year and more so within the past 3 months) amazon has been seriously cracking down on people abusing the promotional credit offers. They use to say 'limit one per person or account', and they now say 'limit one per household' and THEY MEAN IT.

Now that isn't to say if you wanted to purchase Dead space 3 and Crysis 3 that you couldn't order them on separate accounts or even on the same account, but one means one per title OVER all of your accounts. Amazon isn't joking about this anyone. Also worth noting is that once dead space loses it's credit, you would be allowed to buy more all be it few (I think the cut off is somewhere between 5-10).

I'm assuming you received the email from a department called QLA. This is a fairly new department that was set up specifically for stuff like this. I'm sorry but the days of ordering multiple copies of the same game when it has promo credit are over and over for good. This includes buying a computer or gaming console with credit or even a book with MP3 credit.

You didn't get banned for buying to much or buying those discounted items. Because you ordered multiple copies of the same game that prompted amazon into looking further into your account which led them into the discovery that you had done this before and thus are making them lose money. By the way, you already know this but the way that linked it was through your shipping address.

Hope this helped, if you have any questions PM me.[/QUOTE]


To add to this, though, amazon will also put quantity restrictions on items that are heavily discounted, big sellers, or are in limited quantity. From the sounds of your buying habits, you likely went against that as well.
 
[quote name='GBAstar']


I'm not disputing it because I don't feel like banging my head against cement. Their are other ways to continue shopping on amazon and as much as I feel like I should be able to continue shopping after make a few minor adjustments I know that I'm just going to get form letter after form letter stating that the decision is final.

And why did I make this thread? Again I did NOT do it for sympathy. I did it because there are 100's of CAG's that use multiple amazon accounts and if you think otherwise you're full of $hit and kidding yourself. I'm willing to bet that many people in here trying to chastise me do the same thing. How many times in other threads have I seen people ask about how they can order more of something and the answer was always "Create another account".

Well now people know not to as you run the risk of getting banned.


Edit: I did NOT know I was going to get banned and I did NOT believe that what I was doing would get all those accounts banned. Did you not read where I said those were long standing established accounts? They were NOT shill accounts that I created just to bypass quantity limits. Where they used to bypass quantity limits? Yes. but they were legitmate accounts that were used by other people and then occassionaly (some more then others) used by me to preorder/purchase multiple items when their was a quantity limit.[/QUOTE]

Let's be realistic, you're not disputing it because YOU KNOW that you violated their TOS and that doing so would be fruitless.

If those "100's" of users have any sense, then they also know that what they're doing violates amazon TOS. It's like warning others that speeding is against the law and you might be ticketed for doing so. You pretty clearly tried to ligitimize what you did with the long winded back story about how all these accounts were legitimate and you "hardly ever" used them. If you really just want to warn people, then you could do so in about 2 sentences.

Legitimacy isn't what's in question. You broke the rules, got caught, and were punished. Did you warn amazon that you were going to cheat their system? No, of course not. What makes you feel that they owe you such a warning?


That said, I'll consider myself warned, despite not being one of the 100's of CAG members that abuses their Amazon accounts.
 
[quote name='GBAstar']I have orders from Amazon.com, Amazon.uk and Amazon.fr that have already shipped and I've yet to receive them.

According to that e-mail it looks like they won't honor returns on those items so I'm not sure what I can do if I run into any problems (damaged items, items not received, etc.).

I am not saying Amazon doesn't have the right to cancel my account, I'm not saying what I was doing was right but I know there are many others on here that have done similar things so hopefully lesson learned[/QUOTE]

They don't have the right to closed a account go to The BBB you will get your account back up with a 50$ Gift card for your troubles
 
[quote name='starmask2k3']They don't have the right to closed a account go to The BBB you will get your account back up with a 50$ Gift card for your troubles[/QUOTE]


They can close your account and deny you service for any reason. The only legal stance he has is to try and dispute the credit he had on his account and if he's lucky he will be compenstated for it. You agree to it in the EULA TOS.

For being a member since 2004 I'm surprised you never heard the famous line in the US a business can deny you service for any reason.
 
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[quote name='starmask2k3']They don't have the right to closed a account go to The BBB you will get your account back up with a 50$ Gift card for your troubles[/QUOTE]

Your level of delusion is astounding. Please read post #74.
 
well this was a fun read, shit like this tends to happen when u try to scam amazon

it doesnt matter how much business you give them, though from the looks of it, it seems the only time u buy from them is when an item gets heavily discounted which really doest net them much profit and ur previous purchase activities are highly suspect so your ban was an easy call for them to make

it would also be counter productive for them to put in a warning system for something like this, why would they want to warn a suspicious person that is about to get caught?
 
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It's not quite the same thing but it looks like with if you have Prime and they think you are reselling, they sometimes send a warning. I wonder why they would send a warning about losing the Prime membership for reselling and not for the Amazon account (I didn't get this e-mail):

"Hello,

We're writing to you because we have concerns regarding the ordering behavior on your Amazon.com account with an Amazon Prime membership. The shipping activity by you and your invitees is similar to patterns we've seen when Amazon Prime is used for reselling (as described in our Terms & Conditions).

This e-mail is a courtesy notice, and no action is being taken at this time. We encourage you to continue using your Amazon Prime Membership according to our Terms and Conditions, which you can view here:

www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=13819201

If future activity on your account continues to follow a pattern consistent with reselling or shipping to customers, we may terminate your membership without refund and without further warning.

If you think you received this message in error, or would like to clarify the order activity, please contact us directly at [email protected].

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Best regards,

Account Specialist."

http://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=17480.0
 
[quote name='GBAstar']Excellent. I'm still getting the junk promotional/sale e-mails from Amazon.[/QUOTE]


I was banned by paypal like a year ago, and I recently got an email from them telling me to change my credit card info online, because my card is expiring. Got to love emails like that...
 
[quote name='robwhois']I was banned by paypal like a year ago, and I recently got an email from them telling me to change my credit card info online, because my card is expiring. Got to love emails like that...[/QUOTE]

I'm curious to know as to what got you banned from Paypal.
 
[quote name='Squarehard']I'm curious to know as to what got you banned from Paypal.[/QUOTE]
Paypal bans like crazy. They will run a credit report on you and if it is not some minimum number they will close your account, even if you did no business or minimum business on the account. They love to ban, unlike amazon.

RE: gift card balance in the case of an amazon ban. Every state has pretty strict gift card laws. These can be used to recoup your money in small claims court. This is a relatively cheap and easy method to pursue the funds. The only thing amazon will do is send a letter pointing to their EULA and requesting arbitration in whatever godawful jurisdiction they require arbitration in (thank the current supreme court for allowing that loophole). Usually a judge will rule in your favor if you are not a jackass. They wont hire anyone to represent them unless it is a high dollar amount.

In other words, take em to small claims court. Everything else they are well within their rights to do.
 
Ahhh American corporation.... Just legalized criminals.. Corporate justice is no justice at all..

But then you can't expect much justice when its a corporate-cracy runned gov't.
 
[quote name='YoshiFan1']It's not quite the same thing but it looks like with if you have Prime and they think you are reselling, they sometimes send a warning. I wonder why they would send a warning about losing the Prime membership for reselling and not for the Amazon account (I didn't get this e-mail):

"Hello,

We're writing to you because we have concerns regarding the ordering behavior on your Amazon.com account with an Amazon Prime membership. The shipping activity by you and your invitees is similar to patterns we've seen when Amazon Prime is used for reselling (as described in our Terms & Conditions).

This e-mail is a courtesy notice, and no action is being taken at this time. We encourage you to continue using your Amazon Prime Membership according to our Terms and Conditions, which you can view here:

www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=13819201

If future activity on your account continues to follow a pattern consistent with reselling or shipping to customers, we may terminate your membership without refund and without further warning.

If you think you received this message in error, or would like to clarify the order activity, please contact us directly at [email protected].

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Best regards,

Account Specialist."

http://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=17480.0[/QUOTE]

Anyways I order a shitload of stuff using my Prime account, and never gotten any email from AMZ.

However it must be noted that I never invite or added anyone else to my account, I just buy stuff for others who pay me back because of my expedited 2-day shipment ability
 
Apparently the OP also thinks too highly of himself of the business he gives Amazon..

I always laugh when people come to stores and say they are big spenders and how much money they have supplied the store with their business.

For all the "thousands" the OP said he spend, how much of that is really PROFIT? If all he does is buy cheap and discounted stuff along with only sale items, that THOUSANDS probably is like $100 in profit for Amazon... Yup you are such a valuable customer.............................. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Factor in that every PRIME member and PRIME shipping actually is a net loss for AMZ, this joker thinks he is giving Amazon business.....

While I don't agree with Amz stealing your money ( GC ), I can't feel bad for them kicking you out either.
 
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