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Creator confirms Amazon closed his account after he tried to buy seven Nvidia DGX Sparks
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AI creator Nick Saraev says on X that Amazon closed his account after he tried to buy seven Nvidia DGX Spark AI mini-PCs.
Key facts
- The 128GB DGX Spark has an MSRP of $6,950, but it may be found at 20% or more over that: two Amazon listings showed $8,499.99 and $9,499.99 when they checked today, which would put seven at roughly
- Micro Center, a different retailer, required one buyer to sign an Advanced Computing Product Purchaser Declaration with photo ID, end user, and an install location, for a workstation with an RTX 5090
- AI creator Nick Saraev says on X that Amazon closed his account after he tried to buy seven Nvidia DGX Spark AI mini-PCs
- With local inference remaining of high interest to many, particularly AI influencers, the event is potentially disturbing, especially after recent comments about self-owned DRAM by OpenAI CEO Sam
Summary
Saraev puts it plainly that “Amazon closed my account” and that “Buying even modest amounts of compute immediately puts you on a watchlist.” 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. Amazon’s support account did respond to his earlier post, about three hours before his closure post, offering a review. He’s not alone in running into trouble with the company.