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A warning to Amazon
This is a warning. I have provided you with evidence by attaching screenshots of the emails you sent me, which prove that my email is the same email that contains the tow store names (Hero Tools Fitness) (Sports&fitness ). As it is the same account, but I have only changed its name. You have disabled my account without any right, and if you insist on not activating it again, I will consider this act deliberate and that you have closed the account to steal my balance. Do not force me to take my right by force. As I knew many loopholes in your weak system. I advise you to activate the account to avoid problems, and when you do, I will transfer my money and close my account, as you are the worst partners and not trustworthy.
36 replies
Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9
Don't know who you think you are and why Amazon would care about your "threat", but this isn't Amazon you are posting to, just a forum of other sellers. You can't change names of the account without going through verification all over again. Also, this can trigger a fraud alert withing Amazon's system. Did they ask for specific information from you?
Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
I look forward to the headlines -- Amazon crumbles!
I am sure they are trembling.
Oh, wait. They don't know yet. And never will.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Good for them! That's the proper way to respond to threats.
Perhaps if you had approached this in a sane, non-threatening manner, (and perhaps with at least an attempt at a bit of humility), you might have gotten somewhere.
But if this is any clue of how you would react to customers, then Amazon is likely better off without you, regardless of your store name.
And yes, you DO need to go through verification when you change names. It's a fact.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
"adiots"
I love it. Can't even spell the insult right! That's hilarious!
And yes, I read your words; in that you are issuing a THREAT to Amazon.
Yet everyone here, AND AMAZON, disagree. Funny about that.....
Seller_J46Ruz3VzvWCV
1. Your warning here is useless
2. Your email address means squat as proof of who you or your store are
3. You can change your "Storefront Display Name" to anything available (Account Info > Store Info > Your Seller Profile ... or ... Account info > Business Information > Display Name)
4. Amazon only cares about the "Legal Entity" and "Business Address"
5. Amazon can request "Verification" any time they choose to do so
6. That fact that you can't provide the required documents is on you, not Amazon
Seller_24FzucbyGtgZS
Nice venting but you will NOT get relief here.
File for arbitration - that is the only action that Amazon must respect.
Seller_u7FPZj79znHMb
Look at this guy threatening a trillion dollar company, I bet they are trembling in their boots
April_Amazon
Hello @Seller_z92TJbPv9IR90,
What I see is that you are upset and I believe confused concerning the deactivation of your account. Even though you are angry and that is coloring your post, I would like to try and at least help you figure out the reason for your account troubles.
For greater detail concerning your specific situation, please provide an ASIN, Case ID or Performance Notification. With that information and the help from an internal team, I am able to research in greater detail.
I don't completely grasp the reason your account has been deactivated, but you mention two store names with the same email. Did you possibly open a different store in a different region?
If this is the situation you may be struggling with, please review this information: Amazon Global Selling and Global seller identity verification. If this is not relevant and you do wish some additional assistance, please reach back out with a Case ID or Performance Notification.
Many other Seller did respond to your post. This platform is the Seller Forums and ALL Sellers are able to view and reply to the various threads on the platform.
I look forward to your response. Thank you for reaching out on the Forums.
April
Seller_TvaTXH61RRGLO
Wow, I never saw such a thing in 11 years. Threats are working very well on Amazon to permanently close your account, and you may get your funds in 3 months if you get any.
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