AMZ keeps record of appeals

[Sunspot144]

Best guesses or ideas weather AMZ keeps a record of your appeals that were returned for being incomplete?

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My best and most honest guess (even to your other question in another thread) is Amazon keep a record of everything. They do this to measure the level of risk a seller (or buyer) poses to their marketplace. By doing so, they can eradicate such users.

The only chaps that dont see much info are the customer service department, they are there for basic support.

But aside from them, I would presume every one else (who is a higher tier) can see your account, including deleted accounts etc.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Sunspot144

Best guesses or ideas weather AMZ keeps a record of your appeals that were returned for being incomplete?

Yes, all recorded and kept.

Why could you think otherwise?

[Sunspot144]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Yes, all recorded and kept.

Why could you think otherwise?

Mmmm I don't know, maybe the moon is made of cheese. Big difference knowing and being able to back it up.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Sunspot144

Mmmm I don't know, maybe the moon is made of cheese. Big difference knowing and being able to back it up.

The moon is made of cheese.

Going to be a very exciting eclipse in about 5 more hours.


Back on topick!

You have an issue with amazon. They notate any info from you to allow them to appear friendly.

[Sunspot144]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

The moon is made of cheese.

Going to be a very exciting eclipse in about 5 more hours.


Back on topick!

You have an issue with amazon. They notate any info from you to allow them to appear friendly.

Wouldn't that be something!

Well that's too bad. I kind of wish when you contacted them they'd say "Who the **** is this??"