It is simple for anyone to get on Amazon as a seller but keeping a seller account from being closed is not so simple.
Amazon hunts for previously blocked sellers by comparing current listings against the old listings of blocked accounts. To stay on amazon don't relist more than one or two items from a previous listing and refrain from listing item comments since Amazon also tracks those.
The Following User Says Thank You to Amazombie For This Useful Post:
Hey Here....I been trolling the last few weeks but I before I dropped off cause I got busy with some amazon acct. stuff.
Recently, I had an account blocked so I figured I would repay the favor to Amazon and try to list some more helpful info. so newbies on this forum can give it to Amazon...Just in time for the holidays
I know the feeling. I was neutering an account for a year and a half and was about to break into the 3K a month but got the 90 day hold. Year and half of work down the drain.
So listing the same items on different accounts can get you linked? If so, then does that mean that it would be safer to keep accounts with their own dedicated items instead?
So listing the same items on different accounts can get you linked? If so, then does that mean that it would be safer to keep accounts with their own dedicated items instead?
In my opinion it is safer to keep accounts with their own dedicated listings because if one account get closed then all the other accounts with similar listings will also get closed....guilt by association.
Amazon Tip #13 - Creating Stealth Listings 
