Amazon store association factors and how to prevent association (recommended collection)

Account association is a rule set by Amazon that a seller can only have one store and one Amazon account, and through various data checks and matching association factors, it is determined whether multiple accounts belong to the same seller. It should be noted that account association itself will not cause any problems, but if one of your accounts has a problem, the other associated accounts will be affected and may be:

1. Remove the selling privileges from one or more of your accounts

2. Forced removal of new account listings

3. Close one or more accounts (that is, block the account)

The details are as follows:

1. If the accounts on the same site are associated and there is overlap in the products sold between the accounts, Amazon will force you to remove all listings of the new account.

2. There is no overlap in the products sold on the same site, and the account may continue to exist.

3. If one of the associated accounts on any site is closed, it is only a matter of time before the others are blocked.

After understanding the factors that lead to account association, our sellers can avoid "minefields" in a targeted manner in their daily operations and achieve safe operations:

1. When registering multiple accounts, try to use new email addresses, new computers, new operating systems, new browsers, new routers, new network cables, new phone numbers, new credit cards, new payment accounts, and new products as much as possible, and use physical isolation to prevent the Amazon system from capturing similar factors between accounts.

2. Amazon's associated accounts are determined based on multiple factors. If a single factor is the same, there will be no association. However, if the associated factors accumulate over a long period of time, they will be determined to be associated because of a certain associated factor, and the risk of being determined as an associated account will increase greatly. Therefore, sellers should try to reduce the associated factors.

3. In short, it will be much safer if Amazon believes that multiple accounts are operated by different people in different places.