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I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

Ok, Im under review right now but I got 2 a-z claims and 1 bad feedback in the last 2 weeks (since the account review).

Now if they delete my account and I can't login should I expect the disbursement to go to the bank account on file or to the billing address I used on the credit card that was used to open the account? When I signed up I used a bogus address and now I can't even find where to change it on the amazon account. Any info is appreciated.

Wow that is pretty bad to have a A-Z claim and a negative feedback :eek:. Amazon does not always delete your account because of this and they might just cancel your account instead.

If you are canceled you should get your money in 90 days to the bank account on file with Amazon. I hear that if you have been deleted and can't login to your account that Amazon will mail you a check to the address and name on your Amazon account.

They wont delete !! ;)

Re: I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

Are you sure that they won't delete???

Re: I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

Why do you claim that?

Expand on that....

Re: I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

There are no certainties but I'd say they won't delete. for bad metrics on an account that has passed a review in my experience they will always suspend you. Deletion is for accounts they deem very high risk. Such as people selling way too much a the start or those they suspect of being counterfeit. Also try and get the neg removed.

Re: I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

cant be certain but id say more likely not to be deleted unless operating in risky items but high likelihood of being suspended after the review ends and then of course appeal and see how it goes

Re: I think amazon is going to delete my account... i need some help!
 

I would agree this doesn't sound like a case where the account will be deleted. That is usually reserved where they suspect fraud or high risk activity.