Operating multiple Amazon accounts is a strategy, but with the upgrade of Amazon's technology, many cross-border sellers' accounts have been blocked due to association. So how can sellers with multiple Amazon accounts and multiple stores prevent association? What are some good anti-association techniques and methods?
How to prevent multiple Amazon accounts and stores from being associated? What are some good anti-association techniques and methods?
1. IP environment for multiple account logins
Hardware and IP network associations are well-known association factors. Computer hardware parameters, browser fingerprints, etc. may be the main basis for determining the relationship between accounts. Even when using a proxy IP, due to technical problems, one IP may log in to several different accounts at the same time, which may cause associations between accounts.
You can use the fingerprint browser. When using it, you can form multiple virtual fingerprint browser environments. The environment is completely isolated and supports multiple cross-border e-commerce platforms. It has good results and is relatively cheap. It is very suitable for the needs of cross-border e-commerce sellers.
2. Prepare multiple sets of registration information
When registering on major e-commerce platforms, prepare several sets of unrelated application materials to avoid the same registration information such as personal name, company address, company phone number, email address, etc., and the account passwords should also not be the same. Try not to use the company licenses of multiple shareholders to register accounts. Of course, the payment methods on the same platform should not be the same, which will also lead to related risks.
3. Try to control the products to be different from similar products
The store’s merchandise must avoid the situation where multiple stores have the same products. Even if the products of 10 stores are basically the same, they must be sold in different stores, and different products must be mixed and matched. The proportion of repeated product information cannot be too high. For example, store product pictures, store product descriptions, store product registrations, etc., these should not be the same. If they are the same, it will also lead to the risk of association of multiple stores.
In terms of account association, when we log in to our account, the cross-border e-commerce platform will obtain relevant fingerprint information based on our account login, such as IP, computer configuration information, and account store product related information. When the account fingerprint information is the same, it will determine our account association. If the account login environment is different, it will also trigger relevant audits!
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