My Japan Asia Account Thaw Trip

On the main Amazon membership days, the global sweeping model was rolled out, and my heart was racing. I had been wanting to try out Amazon Japan for quite some time. It had also been a while since I registered in Japan. This time, during the东风of the member day, we decided to give the membership experience a shot and placed an order. We ordered the Ling Mei ALL-STAR series pens along with a Zhongshan-style belt, which was perfectly shipped to the transfer company. I was overwhelmed by both the excitement and the complexity of the Japanese Amazon process. As a result, the subsequent series of micro-transportation procedures required a lot of effort on my part. July 10th marked the day I bought the Fuji X-T10 micro single camera (forgive me for being too impulsive, as I hadn't noticed the embargo items list of the transshipment company until after I placed the order. I realized only then that it was only available in Hong Kong. I reached out to friends in the circle of universal friends and relatives who could help me find someone to physically pick it up for me. Thank you so much~) First of all, since the camera was temporarily out of stock, we expected delivery between July 13-17. I understood and wasn't overly concerned about missing out on the initial discount. I didn't expect to see such a bright side. On the evening of July 11, I received an email from Japan’s "investigate" site, indicating that I needed to provide my billing address, ID card, utility bill, and passport. I was instantly worried. I immediately logged into my Niche account using my mobile phone and entered my password. Repeatedly, the system indicated that the password was incorrect. Returning to the homepage, I could see my past orders, but as soon as I clicked on one, I was prompted to log in again. I immediately suspected that this might be the so-called account freezing issue. I quickly searched the internet for solutions regarding the freezing of Japanese accounts. 1. Directly abandoned the account to re-register (being too attached to an account that travels all over the world, I ultimately decided against this). 2. Contacted customer service in Japan to discuss thawing (I was skeptical at first, but the Fuji X-T10 was too tempting to give up, so I skipped this option). 3. Sent faxed information to Japan's customer service for thawing (this seemed like the perfect solution). First, I read a post from a fellow raider stating that as long as I responded to emails according to their requirements, I could intercept the April credit card swipe records (bank electronic statement) and copies of my ID card and passport (thankfully, I had applied for a passport, which I didn't think I'd need here, but I provided the necessary documents). Original Text: Hello, My order (**************) is on hold, I was informed by Amazon JP to provide the billing information associated with my credit card. Attached is my billing statement from April 2017. The issuing bank is the Bank of China. Also, my passport and my Citizen identification card. The top left part of my billing statement shows the address and name, written in Chinese. I can provide translations. Cardholder's address: Monthly bill zip code: zip code China ** Province ** City: ** City, ** Province, China XX District XX Community: The translation is consistent with the billing address on Japan. XX Building No. XX: The translation is consistent with the billing address on Nichia Cardholder's name: My Chinese name on the monthly bill: Name of the cardholder on the day All these details are consistent with what I provided in Amazon JP's database. In the Transaction Details section, you can see the last digits of the Card Number, which match what I provided in Amazon JP's payment method. If you have any further questions, please let me know. It would be greatly appreciated if you could confirm the information and process my order. Thanks. Best regards Thanks to this English template: Paypal payment notice: Received a successful email notification: Unsettled, I received a notice of Amazon shipment. However, there were some hiccups. After I got to Nichia, I was asked to change the payment method. Since I didn't change it, I directly clicked on the second item under the change request box (I don't understand Japanese, and the direct response was “Changed”). It worked. At this point, my Japanese Amazon account thawing was finally completed. Now I just have to wait for my friends to bring it back. Then, I naively thought that everything would be fine and thawed as soon as possible. On the morning of July 13th, I received another reply from Japan. The email indicated that it still needed my billing address. The key was that it wouldn't accept emails and only accepted faxes. When the transshipment company stated that it wouldn't accept fax services, I really considered abandoning the whole thing. But it was only natural to keep trying. In a corner of the Baidu Post Bar, I found FAX ZERO, an international fax site that could send faxes internationally. I decided to give it a shot. Sending a fax to Japan cost $1.99, and it was actually successful. I was so happy and excited. Free Fax • Free Internet Faxing Send faxes to anywhere in the US and Canada for free faxzero.com Paypal payment notice: Received a successful email notification: Uneasy, I received notice of Amazon shipment. However, there were also episodes. After I got to Nichia, I was asked to change the payment method. However, I didn't change it. I directly clicked on the second item under the change request box (I don't understand Japanese and the direct response was “Changed”). It actually worked. At this point, my Japanese Amazon account thawing was finally completed. Now I just have to wait for my friends to bring it back.

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