Buyer accounts automatically under address-verification

[r00tk3y]

Originally Posted by sussu007

New accounts are super sensitive for first orders. This is what Amazon has changed with new accounts in past few weeks. You have to grow the value of orders gradually. I always place a first order for some biro or something like that, less than 5$. Next day I place an order for something worth 25$ - 30$. You wait a couple of days then threshold is 50$. Etc etc.

It's not like it was before were with a new account you just had to wait a couple of days and then could place an order for a 100$ no problem.

Haven’t tested this will try

[NormanNormal]

Originally Posted by sussu007

New accounts are super sensitive for first orders. This is what Amazon has changed with new accounts in past few weeks. You have to grow the value of orders gradually. I always place a first order for some biro or something like that, less than 5$. Next day I place an order for something worth 25$ - 30$. You wait a couple of days then threshold is 50$. Etc etc.

It's not like it was before were with a new account you just had to wait a couple of days and then could place an order for a 100$ no problem.

I'm wondering if they treat aged accounts from a few years ago the same way, even if no orders were placed in a long time.

[sussu007]

Originally Posted by NormanNormal

I'm wondering if they treat aged accounts from a few years ago the same way, even if no orders were placed in a long time.

They definitely do. Limits are close to none on 5 year old + accounts. On newer accounts, you just have to ramp up. Always act the way a legitimate user would act.

[Zippie]

I agree they tend to treat older accounts with prior similar (to what you want to do now) history totally differently than a new fresh account.

In fact if anyone has some older Amazon buyer accounts (with normal buying activity) they want to sell, PM me.

[hattmall]

Originally Posted by Zippie

I agree they tend to treat older accounts with prior similar (to what you want to do now) history totally differently than a new fresh account.

In fact if anyone has some older Amazon buyer accounts (with normal buying activity) they want to sell, let me know.

I have tons, but facing the same issues. My account did last longer than new, but still getting shutdown, old accounts I was bringing back and paying for prime with.

Accounts that had done ~ 20k in purchasing over a year or so.

[NormanNormal]

Originally Posted by hattmall

I have tons, but facing the same issues. My account did last longer than new, but still getting shutdown, old accounts I was bringing back and paying for prime with.

Accounts that had done ~ 20k in purchasing over a year or so.

Are you buying gift of prime with older accounts and sending it to new ones?

[sussu007]

Facing alot of issues too. Did anyone have any success? Using VCCs with false name and address but correct postcode

[futbolplayer]

When are people getting address verified? First order? Second order?

[sussu007]

Originally Posted by futbolplayer

When are people getting address verified? First order? Second order?

Hit and miss mostly. It's just luck at this point in my opinion. Most get stuck on first order but also happens at second order and third order.

I have a feeling it is coming from my IPs. Previously, worked with NORDVPN dedicated IPs without any problems but now they are getting blocked. Also used datacenter IPs (I know that is frowned upon on this forum).

Having said that, I will try switching to mobile data IP and refreshing via airplane mode

[its]

I've been using mobile hotspot IP and I am still getting AVS email or shadow blocked.

The item I am buying is an Amazon rental so I think that is a particularly hot item that they are watching for unusual behavior.

My next step is to get a new address and new computer and try again.

I can usually get a single order of a single item delivered but, that is all.

[forest1]

Originally Posted by its

I've been using mobile hotspot IP and I am still getting AVS email or shadow blocked.

The item I am being is an Amazon rental so I think that is a particularly hot item that they are watching for unsusal behavior.

My next step is to get a new address and new computer and try again.

I can usually get a single order of a single item delivered but, that is all.

One single order paid with physical gift card? How much is the order?

[its]

Rental items don't allow gift cards you must use a Visa/mastercard/Discover or Amex branded card.

I have been using Amex gift cards and Mastercard virtual cards issued by my real credit card.

The rental items range from $20-$40.

[r00tk3y]

Originally Posted by its

Rental items don't allow gift cards you must use a Visa/mastercard/Discover or Amex branded card.

I have been using Amex gift cards and Mastercard virtual cards issued by my real credit card.

The rental items range from $20-$40.

try smaller amount?

[NormanNormal]

Originally Posted by sussu007

Hit and miss mostly. It's just luck at this point in my opinion. Most get stuck on first order but also happens at second order and third order.

I have a feeling it is coming from my IPs. Previously, worked with NORDVPN dedicated IPs without any problems but now they are getting blocked. Also used datacenter IPs (I know that is frowned upon on this forum).

Having said that, I will try switching to mobile data IP and refreshing via airplane mode

NordVPN has been blacklisted by amazon, as confirmed by them. Stay away from it.

Use this IP scoring tool as a way to guage how amazon sees your IP address health:

https://getipintel.net/index.php#web