WORLDTECHCreator says Amazon closed his account after he tried to buy seven Nvidia DGX Sparks
What happened
Nick Saraev says Amazon closed his account after canceling Nvidia DGX Spark orders; Tim Sweeney reports canceled orders after a GPU (a chip built for many calculations at once, used for graphics and AI) buy. AI creator Nick Saraev says on X that Amazon closed his account after he tried to buy seven Nvidia DGX Spark AI mini-PCs. NVIDIA is a semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, and its products and services include graphics processing units.
Amazon closes AI creator's account after he attempts to buy seven Nvidia DGX Spark mini-PCs — Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says his regular orders were canceled before arrival after he tried to buy two GPUs News By Shane Downing Published 3 November 2026 Amazon’s closure email cites a verification process and offers no reason. The closure email cites a verification process and gives no reason.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney chimed in that his regular orders would go through, then get canceled before arrival, after he tried to buy two GPUs. He was “4 orders deep,” and Amazon will no longer allow him to buy DGX Sparks.
The shared screenshots indicate those orders were all canceled, with each stating, “Your order was canceled. You have not been charged for this order.” Although he does not give a unit count, the screenshots indicate he tried to buy seven DGX Sparks in total.
Latest Videos From Tom's Hardware Watch full video here: Amazon’s support account did respond to his earlier post, about three hours before his closure post, offering a review. The shared email shows that Amazon had “made the final decision” to close his account after review; no reason was given.
However, it did mention “previous attempts to verify your account,” and he says he did go through the verification process, but seven DGX Sparks is a significant amount that might draw suspicion. Either way, Amazon’s Conditions of Use reserve the right to “refuse service, terminate accounts” or “cancel orders in its sole discretion.”