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Well, for one, I'm not a software engineer. I do system administration work and, yes, it happens a lot that there's the "bang my head against it for weeks to ma
by techsupporter 5y ago
Well, for one, I'm not a software engineer. I do system administration work and, yes, it happens a lot that there's the "bang my head against it for weeks to make it Be Correct" outcome or the "I've beaten my head against it for a week and the user or my boss or both are mad and time to do the obvious workaround."
They've told him what they want: a bank account. So...give them another one? If the author wants to keep spending hours trying to get $2,300 to go exactly where he wants and debugging Amazon's system, he is of course free to do so.
Me, I would have done one thing he did--remove Amazon Pay--and gotten my $2,300 four weeks ago. That's not a criticism, just a difference in tactics.
- ipython 5y agoI guess we may not be too different in opinion. I definitely think the OP should NOT try and “diagnose” the issue. It’s not their problem to fix and in the worst case, trying different account numbers as others suggest in this thread may end up with your money in someone else’s account - now you have two problems instead of one. Imagine trying to explain why you took those actions to a non technical peer (maybe a judge). “Well your honor, the luhn check digit algorithm…”