I really hope that is just a coincidence
I was following this topic: UK Arbitrage Success: Your Guide to Profitable Retail Sourcing. Meanwhile I was reading the tread I just make a simple question: "Are you an AI moderator?". In the next 10 minutes my funds get blocked (amount held in reserve to ensure that you have enough founds to fulfil any claims or chargebacks). Amazon is charging my bank account in the way they want...why they need to held any amount? I really hope that is just a coincidence
I really hope that is just a coincidence
I was following this topic: UK Arbitrage Success: Your Guide to Profitable Retail Sourcing. Meanwhile I was reading the tread I just make a simple question: "Are you an AI moderator?". In the next 10 minutes my funds get blocked (amount held in reserve to ensure that you have enough founds to fulfil any claims or chargebacks). Amazon is charging my bank account in the way they want...why they need to held any amount? I really hope that is just a coincidence
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Seller_kSZCywEhJQQ8J
This sounds more like an account reserve or payment risk control change than anything related to your forum question.
Amazon can hold part of the balance to cover refunds, claims or chargebacks, even if it feels sudden. It may also be separate from any charge showing on your bank account.
I would check three places first:
Payments / Statement View to see whether it says reserve, deferred transactions, or disbursement delay
Any performance or account health notifications around the same time
Whether the bank charge is actually a verification/subscription debit rather than the reserve itself
If a moderator sees this, the useful question is whether this was a normal reserve trigger, a verification-related hold, or a system-side payment control change.
Seller_19xPhE8YgkmxW
Hi HomeBlissBoutiqueUK,
Were you on DDE + 7 before this happened?
Are you now?
All Best
Brian