The account blocking wave is coming again! Sellers, please stop now, my brother-in-law will make a big move...

This year, the Amazon business road for sellers is quite bumpy. First of all, logistics is like a cancer, making sellers feel uncomfortable! Secondly, my brother-in-law makes some big moves from time to time, which also makes sellers tremble with fear!

Recently, my brother-in-law once again issued a stern warning against the practice of false orders, and sellers were hit one after another!

It is understood that the number of sellers who received warning emails this time is too numerous to count! At the same time, everyone asked the cooperating reviewers to stop and not to brush in the near future!

It seems that the sellers are all very nervous. So, is this account suspension email really that serious?

I personally think what the seller said makes sense, and Amazon also made it clear in the email: If this problem persists, we will deactivate your account! What it means is that I may not pursue the past, but I will keep an eye on your future!

In addition, the seller said frankly: Amazon is one of the top five technology companies in the world. It has so much seller store data for machine learning every day. It can even smell your fart when you open the backend. Don't be lucky.

So it makes sense for sellers to be cautious during this period! Every year before Prime Day, Amazon will make a big move! Recalling the May 25 incident last year, Amazon suddenly had an earthquake, countless sellers were inexplicably banned, products were removed from the shelves, funds were frozen, and even the billionaire seller was not spared.

Due to the impact of the epidemic this year, Prime Day on all major Amazon sites has been postponed, so Amazon's account blocking node has also been postponed. July and August may be the best time for Amazon to make a big move, and sellers need to be extremely cautious!

When doing foreign trade this year, sellers not only have to face pressure from the platform, but also pressure from the overall environment!

As tensions between China and the United States continue to escalate due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law, on July 21, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against two Chinese citizens, accusing them of participating in a decade-long cyber espionage campaign targeting defense contractors, COVID-19 research institutions, and hundreds of companies around the world, including the United States, Japan, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

On the same day, the US government also suddenly asked China to close its consulate general in Houston, Texas within three days for unknown reasons. Afterwards, US officials called the consulate a "spy center" for China. At a White House press conference today, a reporter asked Trump if he would consider closing more Chinese embassies and consulates in the United States? Trump replied: It's possible.

In addition, on July 20, Eastern Time, the Visa Office of the Chinese Embassy in the United States received a series of harassing calls from an unknown number. The caller was a male who spoke English. He called repeatedly and hung up after the staff answered. After the last call was connected, the other party asked, "Is it the Chinese Embassy Visa Office?" After receiving a positive answer, he said, "Do You Know What's in Your Lobby?" Then, the man imitated the sound of an explosion and hung up the phone.

Faced with the deterioration of Sino-US relations, some people are worried: Will there still be a market for foreign trade in the future? And this post was quickly pinned to the top!

Another group of sellers said: China and the United States may not be able to reconcile in the short term. It is recommended not to put all your eggs in one basket and consider other sites.

Indeed, diversifying investments in unstable periods is the best way to avoid risks! Finally, this year's foreign trade industry is destined to be extremely difficult, and sellers must be fully prepared! Always maintain sufficient market sensitivity and strive to minimize risks while maintaining controllable returns!

(Source: FBA Information)