Amazon Buyer Accounts for Drop shipping

[buyguy111]

Im doing drop shipping from ebay using Amazon as my supplier.

Has any one hit volume limits for they amazon buyer accounts using GC or CC? My sales volume is quite high. I dont want to get my buyer account blocked.

anyone sell buyer accounts?

[BigCJ]

It depends on the age of the accounts in question.

You do it off the bat on a new account and you will be shut down ASAP.

Especially with AGCs

[Beautiful]

If you don't have experiencing running amazon shops with GCs, avoid it, it will cost you money and time when your shops start going down.

Instead use your CC, assuming it hasn't been used on amazon before to make the purchases. You'll have a much better experience

[buyguy111]

Originally Posted by BigCJ

It depends on the age of the accounts in question.

You do it off the bat on a new account and you will be shut down ASAP.

Especially with AGCs

by AGC do you mean AQ code?




Beautiful, i do have experience with it. just not a whole lot..l'm just looking for advice as i start the project.

[james929]

Originally Posted by buyguy111

Im doing drop shipping from ebay using Amazon as my supplier.

Has any one hit volume limits for they amazon buyer accounts using GC or CC? My sales volume is quite high. I dont want to get my buyer account blocked.

anyone sell buyer accounts?

what sort of volumes are you doing each month?

I'd recommend not ordering more than 5k a day on an amazon buyer account

[Beautiful]

You want to avoid using GCs on a brand new amazon buyer account, and ideally you'll want several buyer accounts to spread the buying volume on a newly registered store

Add your own debit/credit cards for the buying, don't use GCs at first or you will have issues.

Eventually start adding GCs as you build history, but don't add GCs you are buying from shady places/sellers. Only add GCs that are purchased with cash in store, and you can vet the seller. Otherwise high risk GCs will get your shop closed fast

[DocumentRequest]

Gift cards are not a long term solution as others have pointed out.

[user3657]

If you are a drop shipper, please stop ****ing emailing me all the time to ship your order today and update tracking!!!

Everytime I get one of these I am canceling all your orders! You guys drive me nuts!

[buyguy111]

Originally Posted by user3657

If you are a drop shipper, please stop ****ing emailing me all the time to ship your order today and update tracking!!!

Everytime I get one of these I am canceling all your orders! You guys drive me nuts!

what are you talking about...?

[buyguy111]

Originally Posted by james921

what sort of volumes are you doing each month?

I'd recommend not ordering more than 5k a day on an amazon buyer account

50k+ a month...

I would expect 5k a day to be way to much...
ill use multiple accounts and split up the orders

[buyguy111]

Originally Posted by Beautiful

You want to avoid using GCs on a brand new amazon buyer account, and ideally you'll want several buyer accounts to spread the buying volume on a newly registered store

Add your own debit/credit cards for the buying, don't use GCs at first or you will have issues.

Eventually start adding GCs as you build history, but don't add GCs you are buying from shady places/sellers. Only add GCs that are purchased with cash in store, and you can vet the seller. Otherwise high risk GCs will get your shop closed fast

how about starting with VCC with balances on them..?

All my cards are cash bought. their not sketchy. I just have the ability to get a lot of them for discount.

[TooSlow]

just use different VCC's....I haven't had any issues that I recall

[sam58]

Originally Posted by buyguy111

Im doing drop shipping from ebay using Amazon as my supplier.

Has any one hit volume limits for they amazon buyer accounts using GC or CC? My sales volume is quite high. I dont want to get my buyer account blocked.

anyone sell buyer accounts?

I have some good experience with that and look like we work with the same method :D
If you are interested we can have a quick chat and exchange info and answer all of your question
You can PM

[Beautiful]

Originally Posted by buyguy111

how about starting with VCC with balances on them..?

All my cards are cash bought. their not sketchy. I just have the ability to get a lot of them for discount.

If you're buying the GCs in person with cash, then the source of them should be solid, which means you shouldn't have any issues with the buyer account

Its only when you start buying sketchy cards and adding them to your accounts do they start causing issues