The free checker
Amazon's emails are written to end conversations. This checker translates yours: which of the five money fights you're in, how strong your proof makes your case — graded honestly, including when the honest answer is "weak" — the doors that actually exist, in the order to use them, and every deadline your dates create, including the December 1, 2026 settlement claim deadline if your return is in the window.
Four picks. No login, no account details, nothing uploaded — the checker runs on this page, in your browser.
We never ask for your Amazon login or password — not here, not anywhere. Anyone who does, while offering to help with a closed account, is running the scam this site warns about.
How to read the grade: Strong means you hold the paper these decisions turn on. Fightable means a real case with gaps to close first. Weak means today it is your word against Amazon's records — the checker will tell you exactly which document would change that, and it will never inflate a grade to sell you a kit. A grade is this site's honest read of your proof, not a promise about Amazon's decision.
Every door in the checker is a documented one: the reply route Amazon's own letters name, the appeal form Amazon itself links in its follow-up emails, the executive-relations address maintained by Elliott Advocacy's company-contacts research (updated June 1, 2026), the BBB complaint route Amazon answers through executive-relations staff, and the court settlement administered by Angeion Group. Rumored addresses and folklore doors are labeled as folklore wherever this site mentions them — and are never in the checker's answers.
The working papers for the fight itself — the letters, the evidence pack, the claim guide — live in the kit. See everything inside the $39 RefundGone Kit →