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		carey on Nov 18, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Amazon is sending me packages I didn't buy That's an awful lot of work just because Amazon can't charge the right account. It also doesn't necessarily solve the problem. The charges could accumulate in their systems until Amazon hands them to a debt collector, or the bank might helpfully transfer them to the new card anyway.

StuffedParrot on Nov 18, 2019 [–]

This would have the benefit of putting the onus on Amazon to justify the charges.

gowld on Nov 18, 2019 | [–]

Simply reporting the fraud via chargeback is easier and puts the onus on Amazon.

Gibbon1 on Nov 18, 2019 | | | [–]

Going to be fun when Amazon retaliates by locking you out of your AWS accounts.

StuffedParrot on Nov 18, 2019 | | | [–]

Evidently it didn’t work.

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