Ok, great. I'll finish the Serve thread and ask any unanswered questions there.

Thanks! :D

Tip for Serve: They don't care who pays who's bill.

I am truly excited it worked for you.

Like I said, I don't give a bird in terms of what other people do.

It is a free country, do as you pleased.

Cheers.

I might be way behind on this. Has the monthly limit been reduced from $1000 to $500?

I searched on the AP website and saw this :

"Personal Accounts may receive up to $500 per month. The receiving limit may be raised or removed entirely once a credit card and verified bank account have been registered in the account." Link here.

Am I misreading anything? Could someone advise?

Read more of the fine print. The $500.00/mo max is for accounts WITHOUT a verified, linked US bank account.

I just did a dry run and the limit is still $1000. :p I used to be able to see the content where it says $1000 per calendar month but I couldn't find it anywhere tonight. Need a new prescription for my glasses....

Just had the plug pulled on me. I've been doing just under $1,000/month in 2 different transactions for at least a couple of years. A to B and then B cashes out (same address, IP varied depending upon what house I was living in or if I did it at work). Account B is suspended (B also happens to be the account with Prime on it). The only thing different was I've always did the transactions the first couple days of the month vs this month it was at the end, but can't imagine that had any impact.

Anyone had their suspension reversed?

So you've been playing by the rules and still got bounced? Yikes. Any chance you could further dissect your situation for any potential new data points? No new credit cards or bank accounts, internet connection, something on the Amazon.com side, etc? Clearly looks like they saw something on the sending side of the equation.

Sorry I misspoke - it was actually B that got shut down (Will update original post). There hasn't been any change to the receiving account in 6+ months. I'm going to chat with AMZN and see if they give me any tidbits.

Yeah, please do update if you can. If you are getting shut down with no overt suspicious activity, then it might not bode well for most of the rest of us.

I have been having an A -> B type of accounts as well, been no issue for the past 6-8 months, have broken up my transactions, and only send everything one way, then withdraw, then give a delay of about a week, before doing the same in the reverse direction.

Now, my transaction of about $800 is still in PENDING mode, usually it completes within a few seconds in the past.

The only flag is that I did log in to my other account using the same IP, but then did log out. Then later logged into the other corresponding account, using the same internet connection, but using Incognito browser mode.

Should I ping Amazon CSR on what is holding up the PENDING status?

I'll assume you are new at this.

1) How long has it been pending?

2) Have you read the Wiki?

3) Do you really want to have a human looking at this?

It is routine for transaction to remain pending for 8 ~ 12 hours. No need to lift a finger unless it remains pending for over 24 hours.

Cheers!

Did u issue the AP transaction at night like 8-9 PM PST? If so it may take awhile since its the end of the day. I think one time it didn't post until the next morning. I try not to do AP transactions at night.

I chatted with them, but no resolution.
Anyone had to call before?

Jevoy:Thanks,
I have reviewed the issue and I will have to get you to a phone agent.
May I have your number to send you a call please.
Me:i can't chat on the phone at the moment - can it be done via email?
Jevoy:Honestly they will want to speak with you directly.
I will give you the number.
Me: ok I can call in a bit - can you tell me in general what the issue is?
Jevoy:Yes you can.
I was not informed of the technical details as its not my dept.