How do you warm up Amazon accounts for Dropshipping?

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So I've been trying to warm up accounts for dropshipping Amazon to eBay and seem to 99% of the time have issues if I dont send to the registered address it puts my account on hold. If I make 1st order to the registered address then start dropshipping after that it puts my account on hold. So I want to know what your routine is to warm the account up ready to dropship?
 
hey buddy, i have some questions about how to do dropship from ebay to amazon
 
to be honest, i know there is a lot from from amazon, when u make order get cancelled and much problem more , i can fix that,
the questions it is need someone like you to help me how roadmap are work from 0 to made first order, for ur experience what ur advice for me as beginner
 
You're running into a common issue with eBay account suspensions/holds when trying to dropship from Amazon especially on brand new accounts. eBay's fraud detection system flags sudden unusual behavior, and unfortunately, dropshipping behavior (like shipping to addresses other than the registered one) gets flagged very quickly.
 
You're running into a common issue with eBay account suspensions/holds when trying to dropship from Amazon especially on brand new accounts. eBay's fraud detection system flags sudden unusual behavior, and unfortunately, dropshipping behavior (like shipping to addresses other than the registered one) gets flagged very quickly.
The issue is with Amazon
 
So I've been trying to warm up accounts for dropshipping Amazon to eBay and seem to 99% of the time have issues if I dont send to the registered address it puts my account on hold. If I make 1st order to the registered address then start dropshipping after that it puts my account on hold. So I want to know what your routine is to warm the account up ready to dropship?
There is a very good post on Reddit about this:

8+ Years Dropshipping: How I Keep My Amazon Accounts Alive (Cheat Sheet)

Hey guys,
Been dropshipping on eBay for the last 8 years now, and I run a community Discord on the topic.

I made a post recently about how I haven’t been suspended on eBay for that long, and then got some DMs and comments asking how I keep my Amazon accounts alive.

Here’s how I go about it:

# Amazon Account Survival Cheat Sheet

**General Rule**

* No more than 5 orders per day, per Amazon account

# How I Process Orders

* Use Prime shipping
* Check out as a gift
* Edit an address on Amazon instead of creating a new one
* Make sure the item has Prime shipping
* Use a real credit card to process the order (important)
* Space out orders, minimum 2 minutes between each one

# What I Don’t Do

* Don’t use gift cards → high chance of getting banned
* Don’t order items above $150 → Amazon sometimes requires OTP for delivery (doable, but annoying)
* Don’t order big brands → no Gucci, no Louis Vuitton

# Scaling Beyond 5 Orders a Day

* Create another Amazon account
* Prime it for 2 weeks (browse, add items to cart, etc.)
* After 2 weeks, place the first order to my house and buy Prime
* Start slowly: 1 order at a time, building up to 5 orders a day
* This is about a 2-month process

# How I Make the Account

* Second Chrome profile
* Same credit card / billing address
* Different email

**Biggest Trigger**
The fastest way to get flagged is going over 5 orders a day too quickly.
 
There is a very good post on Reddit about this:

8+ Years Dropshipping: How I Keep My Amazon Accounts Alive (Cheat Sheet)

Hey guys,
Been dropshipping on eBay for the last 8 years now, and I run a community Discord on the topic.

I made a post recently about how I haven’t been suspended on eBay for that long, and then got some DMs and comments asking how I keep my Amazon accounts alive.

Here’s how I go about it:

# Amazon Account Survival Cheat Sheet

**General Rule**

* No more than 5 orders per day, per Amazon account

# How I Process Orders

* Use Prime shipping
* Check out as a gift
* Edit an address on Amazon instead of creating a new one
* Make sure the item has Prime shipping
* Use a real credit card to process the order (important)
* Space out orders, minimum 2 minutes between each one

# What I Don’t Do

* Don’t use gift cards → high chance of getting banned
* Don’t order items above $150 → Amazon sometimes requires OTP for delivery (doable, but annoying)
* Don’t order big brands → no Gucci, no Louis Vuitton

# Scaling Beyond 5 Orders a Day

* Create another Amazon account
* Prime it for 2 weeks (browse, add items to cart, etc.)
* After 2 weeks, place the first order to my house and buy Prime
* Start slowly: 1 order at a time, building up to 5 orders a day
* This is about a 2-month process

# How I Make the Account

* Second Chrome profile
* Same credit card / billing address
* Different email

**Biggest Trigger**
The fastest way to get flagged is going over 5 orders a day too quickly.
Yeah, it's all basic stuff; unfortunately, scaling is way more complicated.
 
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