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0:00 haven't you been banned from Amazon like multiple times yeah is that a policy where you could return any item even if it was used up to 365 days after basically I got a new wardrobe every year because I just sent all my clothes back on 340 days and then just got it all as like credit and bought an entire new wardrobe every year so yeah I got banned from Amazon a few times one time we went to his birthday party and his
0:24 wife made him a cake then the Sheep of an Amazon box because he had this room in his home and it was full of Amazon boxes and anything that he buys he would literally buy 50 versions and test all of them and then rank them on this like attribute system and he's done this so much that we're
Summary
- The individual returned used items to Amazon within a 365-day window to receive store credit.
- They claimed to refresh their wardrobe annually by returning clothes and purchasing new ones.
- The person has been banned from Amazon multiple times due to their return habits.
- A friend's birthday party included a cake, highlighting the social aspect of their lives.
- The friend has a room filled with Amazon boxes, indicating a habit of extensive shopping.
- This friend tests multiple versions of products and ranks them based on a personal attribute system.
- The discussion illustrates the lengths some individuals go to in order to maximize benefits from retail policies.