Why Amazon Closed My associate account?

Actually, they most likely have a well-founded reason to boot people out of their programs. And if you're so convinced that they just kick people out for no reason, well, you could, in theory, sue them.

Easier said than done, especially with physical products. Not all affiliates are great at creating products or services - some are only good at selling.

Oh, the conspiracy theory. They don't want you to get too rich and overtake them, right?

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Your amazon disclaimer is not prominently displayed on every page of the site.

I took a look at your site and it seems that your content is unique which is required by amazon. The only thing that I see, or actually don't see, is the amazon disclosure. This disclosure needs to be on every page of your affiliate site. most people put it in their footer or sidebar.

If you want to get some good information, try the amazon associates discussion board at http://forums.prospero.com/discussio...p?redirCnt=1&=

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Click on the "check it out" link of ANY amazon product on that site...and you'll find the disclaimer.

I'm seeing the -20 referral, but maybe they don't take the profits?

Not sure what is going on there.

Amazon are a company designed to make money. They make huge money from affiliates.

It is unrealistic to think that they would close your account for "no sound reason". Especially twice.

Just accept that your site has issues, at least for Amazon. I don't know what they are exactly, you need to find out and sort it out.

The response mail may simply be generic because there are multiple issues or it actually may be specific because they "don't think your site fits their business".

Just saying, "no good reason" is like saying" it's not my fault". It probably is but so what? You are the one affected no-one else, so you need to fix things if you want to be an Amazon affiliate.

Reality is that if you are not reading T&C's and conforming now, you will likely do the same with other affiliate networks. Plenty of people lose their affiliate commissions on other network because they promote in a "non-approved" manner. In most case you won't know until payday when they refuse to pay you.

So at least with Amazon you know there are issues up front.

Try the Amazon forums/support groups. They are much more likely to give you a definitive answer that here.

But you can't use a forum as a replacement for thoroughly reading the terms and conditions to which you agree. To be fair terms are often interpretive so you really have to look at things in a worst case scenario type way.

The other thing you can't do is, look at other sites and say "we'll they're doing it!" cause that will never fly.

If you really want to get approved (and once you are it's likely you can stick your links pretty much anywhere. I'm not suggesting you do but that may be one reason you see others getting away with things you so far cannot) then try and find some great amazon affiliate sites (not one's that are skirting the peripherals and base yours on them. Once approved you will likely have more flexibility but if you break the rules sand get banned don't blame me

Watered down means that they kept the language non-specific and non-confrontational. Kind of like when a bar adds water to the liquor bottles, and the diluted liquor is not as strong.

Plain English version:

They do it always without any prior information...but i think some of them is duplicate content or no traffic