Does Amazon link buyer accounts and seller accounts?

[bartlby]

Suppose John has a seller account which he uses on system x (computer, router etc.). John's daughter, Alexis, has a buyer account which she uses to load up on clothes using the same system x. John's seller account gets suspended by Amazon.

Alexis grows up, moves out, gets her own system y and tries to create a seller account of her own. Will she succeed, or will Amazon block it because they have found a link between it and her fathers suspended seller account?

[TonyAlmeida]

Wow, good question. I'm in the line want to know too

[jeffdeath999]

Me too

Knowledge is power

[rsot]

Havent seen enough reports to say a 100% certainty on having problems. I do know of ppl who have had seller's accounts in the same household of a previously suspended selling member but it's risky to keep operating like that.

Knowing Amazon, I cant even recommend her trying...how much feedback does she have as a buyer? If not much, still worthy considering to operate new and linkfree...

[quantum773]

I use my roku device that's linked to my suspended prime account under the same IP address as my stealth account.

[Phd]

I'm going to say YES, she would be blocked (98% sure).

All buyer/seller information would be saved under your registered 'token' number.

Buyers information is stored for security reasons and sellers information too (so they let on).

As a buyer, AZ does not care if it is a suspended account. Even better if the seller owes AZ money. They legally may try to take what is owing from the new account.

As this question was asked, it means it was thought of being done.

Set up a new account as seller with a clean stealth setup.

Remember, better safe than banned or deleted.