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Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Hello! I just discovered this amazing forum after researching all day and it's amazing the amount of stuff I'm discovering I never imagined about...

My goal is to create a good number of amazon accounts to buy and do reviews of ebooks with a price between 3,99 and 6,99$.
After researching, I think that the correct process should be:

1. Dolphy anty / multilogin for fingerprint protection

2. Static and dedicated residential proxy for every buyer account: smart proxy / bright data / oxylabs / ip burger. Any preference on one of them? And if yes why?

3. Cookies farming

4. Go slow: don't make the first purchase immediately after the account creation, after the first one wait a bit for the second and don't buy too much especially on the first period.

Am I missing anything? Has anyone created succesfully a good amazon farming in recent times?

I also have a question about the payment method: can I just use vcc at my name on wise / revolut but inserting on amazon the random name I chose for the account owner? Every account would do not more than 4 reviews per month.

Can you help me with all of this?

Sorry for any eventual mistake, english is not my first language :)
Thank you so much, have a good day!

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

1. Put up the country flag where you live

2. What are you gaining from making accounts to leave reviews?

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Hi SaiJin! Could you help me with putting the flag? Every time I press on "Edit your details" or even "edit avatar" I get an error message that says:

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2. I'm a self publisher. Everyone knows how much reviews are important, especially to start selling... but I had very bad experiences in the past with review sellers and I want to do it myself. I want to know exactly how many books each account reviewed, in how much time and be able to manage them in a careful and cautious way, that's the reason why I would do 4 reviews per month per account maximum, maybe even less thant that

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Thank you rsot!

So do you think that I'm basically good to go or I need any other implementation?

Also, do you have any info about the payment method? Can I use vcc single use of revolut or better to find another method?

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

For which AZ platform - usa or...? Where are you based? Are you using VPN? Quite a few questions remain

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

This is a interesting topic. I have tried to make several buyer's account using multilogin + residential proxies + VCC. THese new accounts even after waiting couple days/weeks, will get verified and shut down. It is near impossible to make buyers account now.

If anyone have a working solution to this, I'm all ear.s

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Why are you using proxies? Are you in the USA? Use real IP if so

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Trying to create multiple buyer's account for reviews and ranking.

Fingerbrowser
residential ip
edu email + prime
VCC (also tested with gift cards).

Each purchase just triggers and automatic verification of payment method and denials are all bots. I haven't seen a way where I can access a human to review the documents.

Every account is carefully made with all unique data.

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Edu email and fingerbrowser hmm...which one?

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Things must have changed, because a year or two ago I was making Amz buyer accounts in the UK without any issues

Re: Amazon Buyer Account - Farm
 

Could also be a vcc issue.