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Old 03-10-2023, 10:15 PM   #52
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
maybe bananas would have helped. You probably could have (eventually) found someone but how much of your time is it worth beating your head against a brick wall? It's obviously some kind of glitch in the database but apparently they don't give customer support access to the database. (I'm only guessing, I don't know for certain but somewhere registration is turned off for your account.) I didn't know (until this thread) that you could start a new account and share your books on it. I'll have to remember that if this ever happens to me.
Yes that is why I didn't try it again. I probably could have got someone if I tried long enough, but I suspect that would have been multiple hours. I tried everything else first. Not sure I would even have been able to find the time to beat my head against their brick wall long enough.

One interesting thing I didn't mention before, after my first chat with a Amazon rep (and I left the chat after no response for over 20 minutes), they have a pop up with "did we solve your problem?" and ratings for the rep. Well I flagged it as NO and the rep was nice but ended up stopped responding and directed me to areas of the website that no longer exist. A few hours later I got an email from Amazon with the Reps name saying they were sorry the problem wasn't solved, how Amazon is customer centered, do not want to lose a wonderful customer like myself, and had escalated my case. But I never heard anything more. I think it was a automated response and nothing actually happened.

In all honesty, I am sure it is a simple fix, a conflict somewhere. The problem was I couldn't get access to someone who could DO it. And I do not seem to be alone in that regard.
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