First account banned, no tax info

[draincher]

Hello, I purchased the Amazon stealth guide and have a question opening a new account.

My banned seller account had my full name, address, bank info, but not my SS#.
If I create a new account, can I use my SS# when they ask for it?

[GreenBean]

Not wisely.

That will reveal your (old suspended) name.

What you do now is create everything new.

[draincher]

Let me clarify, just to make sure.
My full name (as it shows on my SS card): Johnathon Michael Smith

Info provided to Amazon:
Bank account name: Johnathon M. Smith

Name on Credit Card: John Smith

I never gave them my middle name. Could I use this?

[rsot]

You could use Michael Smith sure BUT all other information must be new - unlinked is key

I avoid giving personal info (e.g. stuff like driver's licence, SSN (where applicable or equivalent), etc.) to these platforms

[GreenBean]

Why was your first account banned?

[n8zzz]

Originally Posted by rsot

You could use Michael Smith sure BUT all other information must be new - unlinked is key

Yes, I concur w/this

[draincher]

Originally Posted by GreenBean™

Why was your first account banned?

Buyer left negative feedback and never contacted me. At the time I didn't know feedback existed. This was an old seller account over 5 years old.

[kockedoff]

golden account ! .. try getting it back...
only one negative should not be that hard to handle

[sacka_man]

Originally Posted by draincher

Buyer left negative feedback and never contacted me. At the time I didn't know feedback existed. This was an old seller account over 5 years old.

If that's genuinely the only reason you could probably get that account back. I did not even know accounts could be banned for a single negative feedback but I don't doubt you seeing as how Amazon is obsessed with customer satisfaction.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by draincher

Buyer left negative feedback and never contacted me. At the time I didn't know feedback existed. This was an old seller account over 5 years old.

You should consider appealing.

If everything else was in order, you may be lucky.

Much depends on the actual state of the account though.