If inactive, you should be removed eventually. This from recent Amazon News:

September 22, 2024

Inactive secondary users to be removed from Seller Central accounts

To better protect your Seller Central account and keep your data secure, each quarter we’ll remove secondary users on your account who are inactive for more than 12 months.

This change offers you the following:

Increased security: The removal of inactive users reduces potential access risks by bad actors and improves account safety.

Simplified access management: Helps you manage permissions more efficiently and helps prevent any unauthorized access.

Hello,

I am seeking clarification on the rules and guidelines surrounding the management of multiple Amazon seller accounts. I want to emphasize that I am not trying to open a second seller account. Instead, I am specifically asking about being invited as a secondary user on other seller accounts to help manage them, while maintaining my own seller account.

1. Am I allowed to have my own Amazon seller account while being invited as a secondary user on other seller accounts?

I want to ensure that this practice is permitted under Amazon’s policies and that there is a distinction between owning multiple accounts and being a secondary user on someone else's account.

2. What are the specific requirements or guidelines I need to follow if I am allowed to be a secondary user on other accounts while maintaining my own seller account?

For instance, do I need to use separate login credentials, or are there any other best practices I should be aware of?

3. Are there any risks associated with accessing both my own account and other accounts I manage from the same IP address?

I want to avoid any issues where managing multiple accounts from the same IP could lead to suspensions or flagging of my own or the accounts I manage.

4. If one of the accounts I help manage (or my own account) receives a warning or suspension, would this affect the other accounts I am associated with as a secondary user?

I want to make sure that an issue on one account does not negatively impact any other accounts.

I am committed to adhering to all Amazon policies and want to avoid any automated triggers that could cause account issues.

Thank you for your assistance.

Hello sellers,

Does anyone know if I could give secondary access to myself to use Amazon Seller Central from another device? I do not want to log in to Amazon Seller Central with my main account on the other device since I travel with it and it might connect to public Wifi and would rather keep the main account on a safe laptop. Since I would still want to check and manage certain things like PPC, could I send secondary access to another email I own? Would I need to create another seller central account to gain access and would this cause any issues?

Thank You!