Amazon Account Farmers

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Looking for some help on Amazon account farming I keep getting account put on hold and then they never accept the documentation although its real

I already do everything you would normally do

1. Antidetect browser with clean static residential
2. Different finger prints
3. warming up accounts creating cookies linked to amazon
4. Placing a test order to billing address

THEN as soon as we try and dropship to another address on the second order or try it first order account goes on hold and even with proper documentation they do not accept

You must be able to give me some help in this field?
 
Looking for some help on Amazon account farming I keep getting account put on hold and then they never accept the documentation although its real

I already do everything you would normally do

1. Antidetect browser with clean static residential
2. Different finger prints
3. warming up accounts creating cookies linked to amazon
4. Placing a test order to billing address

THEN as soon as we try and dropship to another address on the second order or try it first order account goes on hold and even with proper documentation they do not accept

You must be able to give me some help in this field?
Wait 5 to 10 days between opening the account and placing the first order.
Then wait at least 5 to 7 days between the first and second orders — because since 2023, Amazon has strengthened its behavioral detection and anti-abuse system.
 
Wait 5 to 10 days between opening the account and placing the first order.
Then wait at least 5 to 7 days between the first and second orders — because since 2023, Amazon has strengthened its behavioral detection and anti-abuse system.
Have you actually had success with that method?
 
Yeah sounds like you need to take it slower and warm up the account
 
Use a real physical card for your first transaction. That helped me stop seeing hilds.
 
The reason could be due to the fact that the "clean" static IP you are referring to, could be flagged. Check with your provider and make sure you are using a clean static IP. Another option is, use a 4G proxy, that may be a very good option for you.
 
Looking for some help on Amazon account farming I keep getting account put on hold and then they never accept the documentation although its real

I already do everything you would normally do

1. Antidetect browser with clean static residential
2. Different finger prints
3. warming up accounts creating cookies linked to amazon
4. Placing a test order to billing address

THEN as soon as we try and dropship to another address on the second order or try it first order account goes on hold and even with proper documentation they do not accept

You must be able to give me some help in this field?
Maybe one day Amazon will make it easy for us sellers....
 
Even if you’ve got clean proxies, fresh fingerprints and do a proper warmup the second you start shipping to an address that doesn’t line up with your billing/shipping profile it raises a flag. They’re basically looking for reseller/dropship patterns.
 
I think you got the problem for Documentation Verification Issues and Usage of Different Devices and IPs
 
Looking for some help on Amazon account farming I keep getting account put on hold and then they never accept the documentation although its real

I already do everything you would normally do

1. Antidetect browser with clean static residential
2. Different finger prints
3. warming up accounts creating cookies linked to amazon
4. Placing a test order to billing address

THEN as soon as we try and dropship to another address on the second order or try it first order account goes on hold and even with proper documentation they do not accept

You must be able to give me some help in this field?
Good day ,
Amazon is extremely strict with new accounts, especially for dropshipping. even with all precautions, their automated systems flag changes in shipping or unusual behavior. safest approach is to use accounts for personal purchases first, scale slowly, and avoid using them for high-risk dropshipping until they build trust. there’s no guaranteed workaround.
 
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