Amazon keeps canceling my orders. I receive messages like, "Based on your previous purchase history, this order exceeds the basic needs limit of a household, bla bla bla." I've never bought a clothes wardrobe, yet when I try to buy one, it gets canceled. The same goes for a blender, iron, pot, or broom; they cancel them all. Should I continue listing more? What nonsense is this? I can't rely on this site to meet my needs. Can you find a solution to this immediately? This is beyond ridiculous. I'm fed up and considering closing my membership. This level of inconvenience for the customer is unacceptable.
Being an Amazon.com Prime member, I typically make 3-5 purchases each year without buying the same thing twice. Unfortunately, I keep experiencing cancellations with the same message: "Your order cannot be accepted because it exceeds the limit for essential household items, based on your past purcha...
My order is being canceled for no reason. Amazon, which I have loved for years, has officially ruined my shopping experience for the last month. I am a Prime member and naturally want to buy Prime products. However, my orders are canceled by email which exceeds the basic needs of a household. I have...
For the past month, every time I try to order something from Amazon, the system automatically cancels my order within one or two seconds. I've contacted customer service several times about this problem. I'm sorry, but I still haven't heard back from anyone, and my issue is still not fixed. I'm real...
I am incredibly disappointed with my recent experience on Amazon. I ordered a personal care product, and out of nowhere, Amazon just canceled my order for no valid reason. This is incredibly frustrating and unacceptable. It's incredibly frustrating because I've never bought anything like this before...
Several of the items I bought were cancelled without my permission because I "ordered more products than a household needs." you read it right lads and gent, they know what I need better than I do. Amazon doesn't understand that these items were meant to be sent to people who are in need. They don't...
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