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But as the story relates, these people tend to set up new accounts each time. There's little risk here involved for the scammer.
by nkozyra 10y ago
But as the story relates, these people tend to set up new accounts each time. There's little risk here involved for the scammer.
- codecamper 10y agoWhen they come asking for their refund.. get some information about them. And then go after them.
- Maarten88 10y agoCan't they blacklist shipping addresses and/or credit cards? These people open new accounts for a reason; I'd think Amazon could connect and analyze data to discover and mark/blacklist scammers.
- rtkwe 10y agoHard to stop with pre-paid debit cards and PO boxes or mail forwarding services. It'd be pretty easy to just open a new one PO/forwarding address and use a different pre paid debit/VISA gift card to keep scamming.
- iofj 10y agoWouldn't they still need to use the same address ?