Yes. It's not like they notified me about any restrictions It's just that if I want to purchase any Amazon electronic products like Fire, Kindle, Ring etc I get a "We have changed your purchase quantity to maximum allowable." Even if I have never purchased that item or similar items. This has been going on for about a year.

Yes, including Amazon Business accounts. I have created six Amazon Personal accounts. I found that I can purchase three AirPods for three of the accounts. When I tried to purchase some more AirPods using the fourth account, I could not even purchase one. So, my feeling is that each person (i.e., one PC) can purchase up to 9 AirPods using three different Amazon Personal accounts. I think that Amazon might have tracked my IP so that they know all these accounts are mine (I also used CCs with the same card holder for all the accounts).

This is interesting. Not sure whether the same shipping address may also trigger the quantity limit.

Weird situation with PM. What are my options? They received a camera package I shipped them on Feb. 3. Nothing for two weeks. I filed a ticket, and they responded that it needs to be returned because it didn't come in the original box. OK, fine whatever -- I can't prove or disprove that. It came direct from the retailer. But now they're also saying one of the lenses is missing. It sounds like they just lost it in their warehouse? Or it's BS? Can I file a police report or something and say it was stolen? I don't really know how to proceed, and they're not really communicating with me. I doubt the retailer will accept it with a missing lens. I don't even really know how to get it back from them.

I had same situation with Amazon.
I contacted Amazon and told them box arrived broken and I have no idea if it has all the contents and scheduled a return. Haven't been refunded yet But I should receive the full refund.
I don't know how it is with other retailers.
if you do have issues, you should also check if the credit card you used covers anything. That is if you used a credit card.

Couple reports elsewhere of PM asking a lot to return items - more than usual at least. Maybe they are trying to cut losses by having us return the items. Not a good BG in my books for this shady practice.

I have one item returned by PM in January. So far, the return process is smooth: receiving notification via ticket, sending the return label, and the return shipping started next day. Wondering whether PM is more stringent in product quality these days.

every group asks ppl all the time to return. It's just not "reported" here. PM actually probably has the fastest and smoothes return process. I sent return label yesterday. They shipped it out same day.
Any item that has even just the box damaged even slightly will always be asked to return since it needs to be something someone eventually would want to buy.

I doubt these returns have anything to do with "cutting losses"
in fact the product they made me return is not available anymore for this price and I'm sure they'll gladly take more of them at the price I paid

Are there websites other than Amazon that won't just cancel orders sent to the PM warehouses directly? I live in a state with sales tax, so in general it's not viable for me to order things to my person address and then ship them to PM (in addition to the hassle of the process). I'm new to this game and thought I had done well on a recent Dell deal, but ended up getting my orders quickly cancelled. Do people in my position just eat the sales tax as the cost of the points, or are there other ways around this?

hey,
any info on this [MENTION=489]kevin[/MENTION]
What is sbg, im looking for a fast group

If commission is offered, is that per order or per item? (E.g $5 for an airpod, if I buy 5 will I get $25?)

Usually, it is per item.

Ugh, I don't live in a tax free state (for shipping to home/pick up) and it seems like Walmart, Best Buy, and Dell are auto-cancels. Not sure if anyone has any tips except move to another state

To minimize orders getting cancelled, modify the shipping address to something they haven't seen before. Ex. if the bg address is 123 Main St. ship your order to 123R Main St, Suite XY . Works often for me.

No issues with orders not being delivered? I'll take a look at that. Thanks!