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All open orders were canceled, I just could access digital content purchased in the account.

They said I cannot open a new account or use another account to order on the site. Just a few days later, Amazon decided to cancel both of the accounts for not meeting the terms of Conditions of Use agreement.

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Update 1: My wife returned a bicycle purchased in her account.

No More Refund for Price Change on Amazon.

Amazon Associates Banned my Affiliate Account multiple times, What I did wrong?.

This is quite surprising because sometimes they sent me the wrong item For instance, I ordered a snow pant and received an apron. I sent Amazon an email to appeal the decision but they decided not to restore my account and said the decision is final. Many of the items I returned were no longer in brand new condition, so this might be another reason they decided to penalize my account.

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On the Returns Center page, Amazon mentions that they send full refund for new, unopened items sold and fulfilled by Amazon within 30 days. Besides, the total value of returned items is just over 10% of total purchases. In the last 6 months, I ordered 104 items and returned 18 items, so the rate of return is approximately 17% of the total number of purchased items. Fortunately, I managed to check my orders in the Amazon app on my phone. I tried to access my order history on the website but it failed to log in or redirected me to the digital content library. They recommended to comply with Amazon policies or both of Amazon buying and selling accounts will be banned. Fortunately, this is just a warning and Amazon want to work with me to avoid the worst case. They also said that I had an unusually high rate of problems and they will evaluate each account on a case-by-case basis and might close my account if necessary. Your correspondences with us indicate you’ve required refunds on a majority of orders for a number of reasons.” Just the latest in a growing list of interesting new Amazon services.“We’re writing to apologize for the number of issues you’ve experienced with your shipments. If you are a Kindle owner a Prime shipping subscriber as I am, check out the new Kindle Owners' Lending Library. It's a bizarre and interesting differentiator. No other company-Apple, Barnes & Noble, whatever-can combine a shipping service for physical goods with online services as Amazon is doing.

That's the nature of these things.īut I'm interested to see Amazon build out its Prime shipping service like this. Of course, like any other content service, there's a lot of crap from people you've never heard of too.

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'No other e-reader or ebook store offers such a service.'Īs the company notes, the Kindle Owners' Lending Library features a wide array of popular titles, including Water for Elephants, Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, and Fast Food Nation – plus award-winning novels such as The Finkler Question, motivational books like The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, biographies and memoirs including Kitchen Confidential, and Pulitzer Prize-winning books like Guns, Germs, and Steel. 'Kindle owners can now choose from thousands of books to borrow for free, including over 100 current and former New York Times Bestsellers-as frequently as a book a month, with no due dates,' a note on the company's home page reads.

And now its adding Kindle eBook lending too. A while back, it added its Netflix-like Instant Videos offering as a perk of the Prime service.

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One of these ways is via its Prime shipping service, which gives subscribers free two-day shipping on virtually everything in the Amazon online store for $80 a year. Amazon is an interesting company, and it has found unique ways to compete with Apple and its full-featured iOS/iTunes ecosystem.