Dialogue With Amazon

Am I Talking to a Robot?? Here’s the conversation I had with Amazon concerning their force. They still haven’t responded to my final question.

It’s going to be interesting to see how they deal with this. Are they going to admit what I’m calling them out on, or are they just going to keep sending me a copy of the guidelines? This must be the culture at Amazon; take no responsibility admit no guilt.

A message from Communities2

Yahoo/Inbox

• customer-community@amazon.com <customer-community@amazon.com>To:xxxxxxxxx@yahoo.comWed, Feb 16 at 7:54 PM Message From Customer Service
• Hello,
  
  To write a Customer Review, you must have used your account to make at least $50.00 in purchases in the past 12 months on Amazon.com with a valid credit or debit card. Once your order has shipped, you’ll be able to write your first review. (Promotional discounts don’t count toward the $50.00 minimum.)
  
  You can access your purchase history in your account under “Your Orders”.
  
  If you’ve made purchases in the past, you may have done so using another Amazon.com account. If you’ve forgotten your password, you can request password.
  
  I hope this helps. We look forward to seeing you again soon.
  We’d appreciate your feedback. Please use the buttons below to vote about your experience today.
  
  Best regards,
  
  Amazon.com Thank you for your inquiry. Did I solve your problem?
  Your feedback is helping us build Earth’s Most Customer-Centric Company.
  • No
• Frank Lamanna <xxxxxxxx@yahoo.com>To:customer-community+A359FXRZBWFFTX@amazon.comThu, Feb 17 at 6:50 PM
• My friends and followers keep telling me they wrote reviews for my book, the book I wrote and sell on Amazon, Smorgasbord A Collection of Thoughts Experiences and Stories, but for some reason their reviews aren’t getting posted.  
• Do you know why that is?  
• I really hope they don’t have to purchase $50 worth of merchandise from Amazon to leave a review for my book because that would mean you’re forcing them to buy from you.  Is that what’s happening here?
• Sincerely,
• Francis Joseph LaManna
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