[Question] Any tools or methods to place smooth Amazon orders without hold / AVS / OTP issues?

[thaitoan2009145]

Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking for a reliable method or tool to place orders on Amazon (US) without getting flagged, held, or canceled. I’ve been running into some common issues:

• Orders getting held or canceled after checkout
• AVS (Address Verification System) mismatches causing payment decline
• Accounts being asked for OTP or extra verification
• Even when using US info + VCCs, the success rate is low

I believe this might be due to Amazon’s fraud detection (AVS checks, device fingerprinting, IP mismatch, etc.)


So I’m looking for:


Any tool / bot / script that can help bypass AVS or hold
A working setup or config (browser + IP + card + account) that works smoothly
Or a VCC / BIN / payment method that is Amazon-friendly and has high success


I’m doing this at volume, so I’m very interested in long-term solutions, even if it’s a paid tool or stealth setup.


If anyone has experience or a solid method for running clean Amazon checkouts, please DM or comment. Open to collaborations or buying the method/tool if it’s reliable.


Thanks a lot!

 

[Fuck9we10]

Well, as I've seen Amazon is accepting any payment through their gateway as long as card algorithm returns a valid results. The checks are being done after you place the order. I think the main reason for orders getting cancelled are AVS, insufficient funds and bad/flagged setup.

I was able to card Amazon Prime, which should use same gateway as amazon.com with cards from novator.cc without getting cancelled. So just be sure to have good cards, don't use checkers that kill them and do not overcomplicate your setup as just a simple thing could flag the order. Sometimes just good clean IP, good CC, good clean browser and good useragent/timezone is needed to successfully card. Sometimes even less.

I want to say that over complicated setups may be a bad thing. Just like VPNs sometimes will be the reason for your order getting declined. And I would also stay away from automated tools, like Browsers AntiDetect some times they're counterproductive.