Amazon billing statement. Account locked!!
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contrariness Posted messages 17905 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
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Hi, following an "unusual amount" order on Amazon, my account is blocked and I can't unlock it! They are asking for a billing statement with my name, address, and the last four digits of my credit card. I've already sent a bank statement (hiding some confidential information) but it's not acceptable to them because the last four digits of the credit card are not on that statement, and there is no document from the bank with this information. I call them but I think I'm bothering them more than anything else. Do you know what I could send? Thanks.
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Hello everyone.
I'm done with Amazon. My account is blocked due to an unusual purchase. My bank doesn't provide this transaction statement. Many banks in France don't do that. So what to do? I provided a statement from PayPal. It shows: my email, my shipping address, the last four digits of my credit card, basically everything they ask for.
And the next day I get a response saying the verification is not sufficient and that the account remains blocked. I specify that the initial purchase is indeed mine and amounts to €11!!!!
Nothing to do! On the phone, you reach a standard somewhere across the world who can only forward to the relevant department and nothing more. No one calls you back, and you receive the same automatic email saying your account is blocked and that you need to send documents for verification... Blah blah blah.
I've tried everything. Even trying to create a new account but they block it immediately.
The most ironic thing is that my wife's account, which works with the same card from the same bank, works perfectly.
That being said, out of principle, I will no longer order from them. I will go directly to Cdiscount, eBay, manomano, and the others.
Here's the risk of hyper-automation of services: when things go wrong, there is never anything in place to break the vicious circle.
Goodbye Amazon!