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amazon account after ban steps?
 

hi everyone!

sorry to exhaust such a popular topic... :)
but I've been reading up on all the posts about reopening an amazon seller account after a ban-- and I can't seem to grab all the steps.

I've already tried 3 times and failed. :(...
can someone post a collective of successful ways to get back on?

I'm rapidly running out of addresses. hahaha. :)

thanks everyone!

Any suggestions. I would love to know the answer to this as well.

I'm not sure any of us has it entirely figured out to enough degree that we'd be confident to profoundly express. For the time being, you should review all the posts for this subject going back maybe 60 days. Print out anything relevant, study those, cross stuff off, make notes of your own, then give it a go.

I've read quite a few posts thus far... I wonder if any thing really changes since I'm a mac user. :)

But this is what I've gathered:

- get a new email, bank account number (gift certificates do not work, temp debit cards have problems), (possibly) new name/⊗⊗⊗⊗ a name, new address (needs to be a significance distance from you original address), new phone number

- change your ip address (for mac: change your mac address as well)

- remove your flash cookies! (from both the flash website + download a flash cookie remover program. FLUSH for mac)

- change your inventory/sale items for the first few weeks
- sell slowly (these two points to beware of bots)

- after a few weeks, resume original inventory


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**the first try I failed because my original address was on file, and I didn't know about flash cookies.

**the second got shut down because of the inventory titles.


am I missing anything?

From my point of view, I can't see anything that is obviously missing.

Some people believe that you are better off not adding your bank account at the time you create it, but to wait a bit instead.

My suggestion is to have any supporting documents ready BEFORE you might need them. You will be placed under review not long after you are set up and selling. Happens to everyone. When that time comes, they will likely ask for supplier information, proof of inventory, past invoices, and other miscellanea. Don't be caught empty-handed.