[Breaking News] Policy changes! Amazon no longer accepts individual business registrations

“Amazon no longer accepts individual business registrations”

Recently, a seller was rejected by Amazon when registering as a sole proprietor. After appealing, he learned that: the relevant documents have been reviewed, but the verification cannot be completed, and the seller's account will not be activated because "sole proprietor registration is not accepted."

Some sellers also asked the investment manager and received the reply: The news is confirmed to be true. Amazon's global sites will no longer accept registration applications from individual businesses. They will be rejected directly at the first instance. Those who have successfully registered in the past cannot be activated if they have not activated their sales accounts.

This policy change was very sudden, and many sellers will choose to expand the scope in order to move up to a higher level next year. In addition, Amazon's policies have changed too much in recent years, and if you are not careful, your store will be shut down. Individual business accounts are easier to operate. Basically, Amazon sellers have some individual business accounts.

This also means that if Amazon sellers want to register a new account, the procedure will be much more complicated and will face stricter review. Fortunately, the accounts that have been successfully registered and activated by individual sellers in the past can operate normally, but it does not mean that they are completely safe.