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 purchase history." They cause me inconvenience for a period of 10 days before granting permission for the purchase. Amazon has changed significantly over time. I'm having trouble finding someone to address this issue—there doesn't seem to be any solutions in sight.
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 br...
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...
Hello, I’m writing about my Amazon order dated 19.01.2025 with order number 402-3717498-0657932. I initially placed an order for a birdcage for my pet bird. Despite the payment being successfully deducted from my account, the order failed due to a "payment error" and was canceled. Assuming there wa...
I haven't been able to shop on Amazon for the past 5 days. I constantly receive emails regarding questionable activity on my account. I've exhausted all options: attempting to reset my password, inputting secure codes, and trying every possible solution. Even after providing a thorough explanation t...
My recent orders placed through Amazon are being canceled shortly after for "security reasons" (they seem to think someone is acting on my behalf!). I use two-factor authentication, the card is in my name, and the transaction is completed with 3D secure approval from the bank. However, the order is ...
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