Another seller’s funds have been frozen! How can sellers with multiple accounts avoid account association issues?

It has been extremely difficult to do business on Amazon this year, as the company has suffered a double blow from both home and abroad. First, domestic factories had difficulty resuming work, and then logistics and freight costs increased, sales were restricted, and so on.

I never expected that it would be even more difficult. Recently, a seller received an email from Amazon, informing him that his account was linked, and at the same time, the funds in his UK account were also frozen...

Yes, after the platform determined that the accounts were linked, the seller’s funds were frozen again.

(The picture is the original email, source from the Internet, please delete if it infringes)

In cases like this where dead accounts are associated, generally all accounts should be blocked. However, according to this seller, several days have passed since he received the email, and except for his UK account, his sites in Germany, France, Italy and Spain can operate normally.

(For large companies like Penguin and Amazon, customer service is likely to look like this)

We all know that Amazon only allows an individual or company to have one account, and has adopted many measures in the matter of "association", such as obtaining seller-related information and matching association factors to determine whether multiple store accounts belong to the same seller. However, sellers often rack their brains to register multiple accounts in order to expand their business and diversify risks. Therefore, multiple accounts are prone to trigger association problems.

Gu Xiaobei once summarized it on his personal public account:

(The screenshot is from Gu Xiaobei’s official account, please delete if infringed)

(Source: SellerGrowth )