Amazon anti-association requires a fixed IP. What should I do if I often travel and carry my computer with me?

This problem is Amazon's anti-association problem. In fact, the solution is very simple, which is to use residential IP + fingerprint browser. What is a residential IP? It is an IP with real person attributes. This IP address will not change, so it is also called a fixed IP. Although the computer room IP is also a fixed IP, it cannot guarantee the purity of the IP. So here I will use the residential IP to give you an explanation.

In fact, Amazon does not require a fixed IP address. It is just that Amazon does not allow a user to create multiple accounts. Many sellers may register multiple stores in order to increase product exposure and optimize lists, but Amazon platform rules do not allow this because it will affect the user experience of the entire Amazon platform. Once discovered, the store will be closed.

Amazon checks whether one person is operating multiple accounts partly by judging by IP. If an IP is found to have operated multiple Amazon stores in a short period of time, it will be suspected of operating multiple accounts. In addition, the device you are currently using to access the Amazon website will be used to determine whether it is the same user. These judgment logics are performed simultaneously, so it can prevent one person from operating multiple stores to a large extent.

However, by using residential IP + fingerprint browser, you can perfectly avoid detection by the Amazon platform. In this way, no matter where you are, you can manage the store using your home computer or company computer without affecting the operation at all.

Using residential IP + fingerprint browser can achieve the following effects:

• It can be operated anywhere, regardless of how your local network environment changes, and can be operated at home and at work
• Supports operating multiple account stores on one computer at the same time without being linked

So as long as you use the residential IP + fingerprint browser to operate your Amazon store, you can operate it normally no matter when, where, or on which computer, without triggering Amazon's platform rule alarm. You don't need to buy any vps or network cards, you just need to use the residential IP + fingerprint browser login account, and you can operate it even when you are on a business trip.

However, I do not recommend using domestic merchants' residential IPs, because after all, Amazon is an American company, which is not friendly to the domestic user network environment, and if you use a domestic residential IP, it is likely to trigger a secondary review, so it is best to use a foreign residential IP, preferably according to the country corresponding to the store. I saw someone say that residential IPs will be very expensive, that's because you haven't found a truly cost-effective proxy service provider, because some merchants confuse shared IPs with residential IPs and sell them. It is recommended that you give priority to Kookeey when choosing an IP proxy service provider.