Although selling on Amazon can be a very lucrative endeavor, there are rigorous guidelines that must be followed, and breaking them can have dire repercussions. Three typical violations that sellers need to stay clear to maintain the integrity of their accounts will be discussed in this blog.

Violation of Amazon-Related Accounts

Having several Amazon seller accounts without permission is known as an Amazon Related Account Violation. Unless they have specifically received authorization to open a second seller account, Amazon only permits one seller account per individual. If Amazon finds several connected accounts, sellers may have their accounts suspended. Make sure every account is approved and complies with Amazon's guidelines to prevent this.

Amazon Dropshipping Violation

There are stringent guidelines to adhere to while selling on Amazon, even though dropshipping is a valid business strategy. An Amazon dropshipping violation happens when a seller ships goods without the appropriate invoices or branding because they are not the seller of record. To stay out of trouble, sellers need to make sure that the dropshipping agreement conforms with Amazon's rules, which include being listed as the vendor on all paperwork and packing.

Amazon Restricted Product Violation

Sellers are prohibited from listing some products on Amazon without the required authorization. When a seller lists a product that belongs to a restricted category, including dangerous materials or products that need to adhere to certain legal requirements, it is known as an Amazon Restricted Product Violation. Before listing, sellers should always review Amazon's list of prohibited products to prevent this infraction and possible account suspension.

By being aware of these infractions and following Amazon's guidelines, you can shield your seller account from needless dangers.