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2 Amazon Seller Accounts!

by kayvee
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Hey everyone

I wanted to know if its possible to have 2 amazon seller accounts, under the same name

Also...what is one of those accounts operates on amazon.com and the other deals with amazon.ca

Any feedback would be appreciated
#accounts #amazon #seller
  • Profile picture of the author kayvee
    So I called Amazon and they told me that its generally not allowed to have 2 sellers account, unless you request permission to do so from them

    However, if you have one account on (lets say) amazon.com and the other on amazon.jp, then that is perfectly fine as they are different markets
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    • Profile picture of the author walterego
      Originally Posted by kayvee View Post

      So I called Amazon and they told me that its generally not allowed to have 2 sellers account, unless you request permission to do so from them

      However, if you have one account on (lets say) amazon.com and the other on amazon.jp, then that is perfectly fine as they are different markets
      So is it advisable to create a separate seller account from your traditional/standard Amazon customer account? I am guessing so....
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  • Profile picture of the author cassihl
    That's good to know!
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  • Profile picture of the author Dysc0rd999
    Very good to know. Thanks for this!
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  • Profile picture of the author SmallRevolution
    You can't operate on Amazon with more than one account, unless you get written permission from Amazon.

    The two accounts need to have different bank accounts, different company name, different email addresses, different locations and different products.

    In short, there needs to be an administrative reason for needing a second account and it had better be a good one.

    The first account needs to be in good standing, which means good customer service, low rate of returns and timely shipping. Without it, you can't move onto a second account.
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