Multiple Accounts Issue Amazon Suspension

A Multiple Accounts Suspension occurs when Amazon detects that a seller is operating more than one seller account without prior approval. Amazon’s policies are designed to maintain a fair and transparent marketplace, and operating multiple accounts without permission is considered a violation of their Seller Code of Conduct.

While Amazon allows sellers to maintain more than one account under specific conditions—such as owning multiple brands, having different business entities, or selling in different product categories—it requires sellers to first obtain approval by submitting a written request. Failing to do so can result in immediate suspension of one or all accounts involved.

Common Reasons for Multiple Accounts Suspension:

Operating Multiple Accounts Without Approval

Opening a second account under the same identity or business without notifying Amazon.

Linked Accounts

Amazon may suspend an account if it detects links—such as shared IP addresses, bank accounts, or contact details—with another suspended account.

Circumventing Account Health Issues

Creating a new account to avoid the consequences of poor metrics or prior suspensions.

This suspension can certainly be fixed, but will take multiple appeals and a detailed plan of action before we can get you selling again. On average it takes 8 appeals and revisions of the plan of action before we get your account reinstated.