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Gamefreak 06-15-2014 09:15 PM

Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
do amazon policy violations go away as they do with ebay or is it when you get one it there until the end of time?

Does the heat die down as it does with ebay

Anyone have any idea about this?

zoneout 06-16-2014 11:29 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
They dont accumulate points against you the way ebay does. Pretty much every policy violation stands on its own. You just need to follow whatever directions are in the notice.

MICKY H 06-17-2014 04:35 AM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
They are always on file, if you breach again you will be asking for trouble. Whats the warning for?

barrycruan 06-17-2014 04:40 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoneout (Post 560578)
They dont accumulate points against you the way ebay does. Pretty much every policy violation stands on its own. You just need to follow whatever directions are in the notice.

That's not true whatsoever. They stay on file as Micky said. I had one account banned as I got 2 policy violations for offering rewards to remove feedback. And another because sellers complained I was breaching their ip. 2 warnings and the 3rd time I was gone.

They definitely stay on file but I'm not sure how long for. I've tried asking amazon but they wouldn't say.

eBay King 06-17-2014 05:25 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Yes, it is true unfortunately.

You can check the policy violation report warnings from your own account in the notifications heading section.

All the warnings are showing on one of my accounts, even from years back. Seems stupid, but that is how they play it.

It is annoying because even if the warnings are legitimate or falsely awarded, they are building a bad record, so that when they need to ban someone, they can just point at this bad record and it is easier for them to ban...

Gamefreak 06-17-2014 08:04 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
i realized they stay on there from my account as i can see a few from 2012 up until last year. it sucks that they stay on your record forever really.

n8zzz 06-17-2014 08:52 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by barrycruan (Post 560744)
That's not true whatsoever. They stay on file as Micky said. I had one account banned as I got 2 policy violations for offering rewards to remove feedback. And another because sellers complained I was breaching their ip. 2 warnings and the 3rd time I was gone.

They definitely stay on file but I'm not sure how long for. I've tried asking amazon but they wouldn't say.

Interesting... did the customers complain to Amazon that you were offering incentive to remove the feedback or did it seem more like an automated spider/filter that found you out?

barrycruan 06-17-2014 10:24 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by n8zzz (Post 560777)
Interesting... did the customers complain to Amazon that you were offering incentive to remove the feedback or did it seem more like an automated spider/filter that found you out?

There is no way of knowing for sure but i think the second time was a competitor who had left me bad feedback. However the first was because the idiot customer messages amazon saying they would love to take them up on the offer of a free product and full refund but they don't know how to remove feedback.

Having said that on other accounts it have had the same warning and I'm pretty sure it's been picked up by their computers because if certain key words. I got a warning about 30 mins after sending them. So now I just push it until I get my first warning about feedback removal then I don't ask.

zoneout 06-18-2014 12:38 AM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by barrycruan (Post 560744)
That's not true whatsoever. They stay on file as Micky said. I had one account banned as I got 2 policy violations for offering rewards to remove feedback. And another because sellers complained I was breaching their ip. 2 warnings and the 3rd time I was gone.

They definitely stay on file but I'm not sure how long for. I've tried asking amazon but they wouldn't say.

Where do I say violations are erased? OP asked if it works like ebay where if you get like 5 violations or whatever the limit is in a month you get the boot. It doesnt. There is no formula on AZ. If you get a warning (even one) and ignore it - you pay the price. I stand by my post as correct. :argue:

barrycruan 06-18-2014 08:33 PM

Re: Amazon policy violation do they "go away"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoneout (Post 560800)
Where do I say violations are erased? OP asked if it works like ebay where if you get like 5 violations or whatever the limit is in a month you get the boot. It doesnt. There is no formula on AZ. If you get a warning (even one) and ignore it - you pay the price. I stand by my post as correct. :argue:

Well then you did not word it very well. Saying every violation stands on it's own gives the impression that they do not accumulate. They do. They just don't tell you how. Anyway, that's sorted.


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