Account blocked, complaints filed, brother-in-law strikes hard after Internet No. 1!

Cyber ​​Monday on the US site has ended with gratifying results. According to foreign media reports, Amazon achieved a record sales of $9.4 billion on Cyber ​​Monday , breaking the sales record of previous years and becoming the shopping day with the highest sales in Amazon's history!

My brother-in-law must be very happy, but some sellers are miserable. Not only did they not have a lot of orders, but now they are facing another wave of account bans!

Recently, Maizi discovered that sellers were discussing the issue of their accounts being blocked, and the reason for the blockage was a violation of the seller's code of conduct.

The email content is as follows:

So what is a violation of the Seller Code of Conduct? Based on discussions in the seller group, Maizi summarizes it as follows:

To put it bluntly, it is a common service provider project: fake orders, keywords on the homepage, renovation, zombie merger, etc. However, the previous account blocking was mainly aimed at cracking down on single violations, but this time, almost all violations were cracked down. It seems that my brother-in-law really hit hard this time!

Similarly, many sellers have recently reported that their stores have received emails, mostly because their stores were judged to be fraudulent!

A seller said in the communication group that he encountered it once on November 9 and the second time last week. The shops that were blocked were all accounts purchased from service providers, and there was a problem with the credit card information when registering.

Maizi couldn't help but think of November 9th, when a large number of Amazon sellers were unable to log in to their accounts. The reason was: We detected abnormal activity in your account, so we temporarily locked the account!

At that time, no matter whether it was the second or first instance account, it could not be spared. Amazon directly blocked the account without any email notification. When the seller logged in, it showed that the password was wrong and he could not log in to the account directly!

From this, it seems that Amazon's action of clearing out a large number of accounts registered with false information has been continuing. Maizi reminds that you must be careful when purchasing accounts now, and it is best not to buy accounts from unknown sources. Otherwise, even if you buy an account and are not cheated by the service provider, you will unfortunately be caught in the cleanup when your brother-in-law is cleaning it out!

Recently, an Amazon seller received an infringement email, which showed that Nintendo complained about trademark infringement because the keywords in the seller's title were his trademarks. The seller then tried to appeal, but Amazon replied that the appeal was rejected.

A seller offered advice, saying, "I encountered a similar situation a few days ago. I deleted the infringing words in the listing, then sent an email to the performance management team, admitted the mistake, told them that I had corrected it and that it was not intentional, etc., and then I got it back before Cyber ​​Monday."

Maizi wants to say that the peak season is always the time when infringement incidents are most frequent, so we must increase our awareness of infringement prevention and actively cooperate with the Amazon team to deal with problems.

Maizi thinks this seller on the forum has summed it up well: it is becoming increasingly difficult to get into Amazon now...

  Finally, Maizi wants to say that it is not easy to have an account, so everyone should cherish it.