How to make purchases on Amazon UK normal account without address verification email?

[gotbass]

Hi

Whenever i try to make a purchase on a stealth amazon buyer account, i always get the address verification email.

Are there any VCCs or preapids that can be used to make purchases?

On UK amazon is it only the postcode and house number that is verified when making purchases?

Thanks

[oompaloompa]

who are you trying to get the items delivered to, your own address or someone elses?
as advice might vary....

[Play]

Also depends how your trying to pay for the goods, so let us know so we can best assist you.

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by oompaloompa

who are you trying to get the items delivered to, your own address or someone elses?
as advice might vary....

Hi
Well i was trying out revolut, entropay and other VCC services.

So i just used any billing address then would use delivery there, or to a pickup location.

Small £10 orders go through but anything larger doesn't.

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by Play

Also depends how your trying to pay for the goods, so let us know so we can best assist you.

VCC services such as revolut, entropay etc.

Am i better off just using a real debit and altering the billing address but keeping the house number and postcode the same?

[JamesNorth101]

Why are you not just using your own card?

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Why are you not just using your own card?

I assumed i would get linked?

Easier to use services where i can make multiple cards?

[Play]

Originally Posted by gotbass

VCC services such as revolut, entropay etc.

Am i better off just using a real debit and altering the billing address but keeping the house number and postcode the same?

So from what I understand, you wont be dropshipping, your using VCC, but its all for your own use....

You really should be using your own card in such instances, get a new one if the previous one is used.

Amazon (even with pretty low order values) tend to scrutinise payments made where they cannot verify who you are - with good reason of course. This includes VCC/Gift card payments.

[JamesNorth101]

If you are buying items for yourself and not trying to sell on Amazon then you can just use your own card so long as its not been used with a banned sellers account (although you may well be able to still use your own card even then, I have not ever tried)

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

If you are buying items for yourself and not trying to sell on Amazon then you can just use your own card so long as its not been used with a banned sellers account (although you may well be able to still use your own card even then, I have not ever tried)

Okay thanks, but if it is banned?

Can i request a new card from my bank and change the billing info excluding the house number and postcode, keeping them the same?

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by Play

So from what I understand, you wont be dropshipping, your using VCC, but its all for your own use....

You really should be using your own card in such instances, get a new one if the previous one is used.

Amazon (even with pretty low order values) tend to scrutinise payments made where they cannot verify who you are - with good reason of course. This includes VCC/Gift card payments.

Dropshipping would be something i would test out if i could work this problem.

But yeah i understand they are unlikely to work, will have to go back to my bank card.

[Play]

Originally Posted by gotbass

Dropshipping would be something i would test out if i could work this problem.

But yeah i understand they are unlikely to work, will have to go back to my bank card.

Dropshipping will put you back into this mess. ebay dont like it.

[disdjohn]

It's all because of bad IP

[gotbass]

Originally Posted by disdjohn

It's all because of bad IP

Im pretty sure its not, ive tried on both a clean VPS and mobile data.

What makes you say this?

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Play

Dropshipping will put you back into this mess. ebay dont like it.

Do amazon like it any better

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by gotbass

Im pretty sure its not, ive tried on both a clean VPS and mobile data.

What makes you say this?

Because the poster offers that as the root cause of all suspensions but never offers more explanations!