I logged into my seller account and noticed under reviews it have a column called reviewer email and listed were the actual reviewer emails rather than a hashed string@marketplace.amazon.com.
I checked my 2 accounts and managed to grab all of the emails (400 or so) into a spreadsheet before it reverted about 20 mins later.
Pretty bad mistake to make. I wonder if given the data I have whether I can decode new ones them or if its random with a lookup?
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I logged into my seller account and noticed under reviews it have a column called reviewer email and listed were the actual reviewer emails rather than a hashed string@marketplace.amazon.com.
I checked my 2 accounts and managed to grab all of the emails (400 or so) into a spreadsheet before it reverted about 20 mins later.
Pretty bad mistake to make. I wonder if given the data I have whether I can decode new ones them or if its random with a lookup?
can you share the list?
I would like to mailchimp them at least once, thanks.
Having the email address of your customer on Amazon is useful for marketing purposes. About 20 % of my sales come from remarketing previous customers from other platforms but I can't do it with amazon as they hide the real email address.
They made a minor cockup temporarily making the real email address visible and now I'm wondering if it can be reverse engineered to provide the real email address for my entire database of Amazon customers.
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Amazon just accidentally leaked buyer emails 
