Amazon Seller Limit to how many items can be sold new account?

[someflipguy]

I can't seem to find online if Amazon has a selling limit for a new account.

I would like to upload as many products as possible but I'm trying to tread lightly since I'm selling on a new account and don't want to get flagged.

Is there a standard guideline people follow when selling on a new account?

If so, how many items do people tend to sell their first week/month on a new account?

Cheers,
Someflipguy

[ronster]

I suggest Amazon Ghost to lean more about new account sales...
in my opinion:
week 1, sell 2 to 3 items. $20 or less
week 2, sell 4 to 6 items
week 3, sell 6 to 10 items
week 4, sell 8 to 12 items
week 5, upload 50 items
week 6, upload another 50. You get the picture?
You must pass 30 day review without any snags or flags
ask each customer for feedback, if anyone complains, refund their money immediately.

if you try to rush new account, they will start asking you about invoices...

Good luck

[Canadianleaf]

i have a 3 week old account, 2000 asin's uploaded, >$2000 in sale so far, using the same name as my suspended account.

[garry9061]

The only reason as to why you would need to throttle your sales would be if you were selling phakes otherwise you can sell as normal, worst case scenario they will put you under a 30 day velocity reveiw or request invoices.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by The Demon

That's not accurate. I really believe if you are selling something high priced that doesnt require brand or asin approval on a <30 day old account, you will trigger an inauthentic template.

It's possible due to security flags implied...

[bmk73]

Originally Posted by Canadianleaf

i have a 3 week old account, 2000 asin's uploaded, >$2000 in sale so far, using the same name as my suspended account.

you havent got asked for invoices yet?

new account just got shut down saying "inauthentic complaints" one of the items has not even had a sale...and somehow a inauthentic complaint lol

[Beautiful]

Originally Posted by The Demon

That's not accurate. I really believe if you are selling something high priced that doesnt require brand or asin approval on a <30 day old account, you will trigger an inauthentic template.

This is true, a lot of high risk products will generally trigger a request for invoices these days on a relatively new store

But if you have the invoices already on hand, then its an easy review.