Must be missing something

[ragtimeacres]

I have followed all the steps in Amazon Ghost, but newest account I recently set up only lasted a few days. I got tagged as being related to another account. I promise I followed all the steps: cleaned the computer, new user account on computer, different IP, different MAC, new fonts on my computer, changed Adobe website settings, etc. Would my inventory have anything to do with it? I'm not selling anything terribly rare that would raise an immediate flag, but it seems like Amazon has so many different algorithms for busting people it's hard to tell. Thoughts?

[The_Cynic]

IMHO it was either inventory or browser fingerprinting. Probably inventory though.

Is your account in the same city and selling the same things as your old banned account ?

Best advice I can give on your new account is to sell new stuff for at least 3 months then slowly ease back into the old but dont jump on the old ASINs.

Also, set up a new user and only access AZ through a different browser , like Safari and don't do any browsing on that unless it is to AZ and sellercentral. That is how you defeat the fingerprinting.

Also AZ CANNOT READ YOUR MAC ADDRESS, only other machines on your LAN can read that.

[Kristy]

Originally Posted by ragtimeacres

I have followed all the steps in Amazon Ghost, but newest account I recently set up only lasted a few days. I got tagged as being related to another account. I promise I followed all the steps: cleaned the computer, new user account on computer, different IP, different MAC, new fonts on my computer, changed Adobe website settings, etc. Would my inventory have anything to do with it? I'm not selling anything terribly rare that would raise an immediate flag, but it seems like Amazon has so many different algorithms for busting people it's hard to tell. Thoughts?

How many Amazon accounts do u have?