is it illegal to give you a discount in cart then claim you can't check out due to "technical problems"?
I don't think it is. Amazon just pulled this shit with me recently. Missed some good prices yesterday because my account has been blocked from making more purchases since Saturday
>>22246352>know a dude that works at domino's>he eats red baron
>>22246352>>22246358>he thinks consumer protection laws would be enforced in 2026Sorry niggers, the economy is dying and the boomers need to see that the stock market is still going up by any means necessary. You're lucky it's only this and that Amazon doesn't send bandits to kill you in your home and sell all of your shit to boost their market cap.
Broken shitty apps due to shitty jeet vibe coding is probably downstream from this >>22246393so yeah who knows if it's illegal? call the BBB they will care so much about it.
>>22246393You need to work on your reading comprehension skills.
>>22246352Yeah I heard that the code only works if you made a purchase within the last week. They really need to make it so you can't even apply the code in the first place, saying you're not eligible for it or some shit.
>>22246358You probably return to much shit.
>>22246358>blocked from making purchases What did you do? I've been an amazon customer since 1999 and that had never happened to me.
>scammingWhat’s the scam? They’re specifically not taking more from you. They’re incurring extra web traffic costs and receiving nothing in return. Sounds like an anti-scam if you ask me.
>>22246443too many returns, or fraudulent returns. imagine what you'd have to do to get Amazon to say>no i dont want your money
>>22246476Too many stolen packages also can trigger it. Amazon has a model that predicts the expected profitability of each customer. If a customer's value goes more than a bit negative, they refuse to sell to that person, regardless of the reason.
>>22246476Nope. I was literally costing them money by using their platform legally and without breaking any rules. Bro, I got two heavy-ass wooden blinds, 72×36" each, for 2¢ total among other shit. More below. >>22246443I bought 143 items on Saturday through Haul, three different carts because the cart has a limit of 50 items each, because there was a penny sale and a glitch. When Amazon Haul has penny sales, they limit purchases to one or two per customer per sale event. However, when they activated the sale, they forgot to activate the limit so I got 143 items for $1.43 plus $3.99 × 3 (one for each cart).I'm receiving the items but Amazon have blocked me from making further purchases for the time being. I bitches about it twice and they have me a $20 credit. Fat good that does me if I can't use it! Complained again and got another $20. Whenever the ban is lifted, I'll be able to use it. And I'll complain each day I can't buy stuff. Maybe I'll have $100 in credits by then. Who knows. Just today, I got 8 penny items, 5 yesterday, 4 the day before that and I've got deliveries set every day until the 21st, that's how much I orderedI'm donating a lot of it to charity.
>>22246504>when they activated the sale, they forgot to activate the limit so I got 143 items for $1.43 plus $3.99 × 3this is why they blocked your future purchases. regardless, you sound based. proceed
>>22246425I've only ever returned three things. 1) outdoor solar lights because they didn't work2) plastic bowls with lids because I made a judgement error with how small 32oz is. 3) some beads my wife wanted because they sent the wrong ones In all cases, they said to keep the items and they'll refund the money
>>22246352I regret making a social media comment saying it worked and then later finding out it didnt work which I find strange. Typically a deal doesnt do that. But it does mention they verify your eligibility so there may be qualifications people aren't mentioning about but domino's looks bad either way here.
>>22246393The economy isn't dying, it's just slowly turning Chinese. I hope you rike dumprings
>>22246662I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so
