AWS Account on Hold: Response Required [Solution Needed]

Hi everyone — I need urgent help troubleshooting repeated AWS account suspensions.


Whenever I create a new AWS account I take what I believe are careful, legitimate steps: I use a clean connection, set up the account with realistic details, add a working payment card, let the account warm up for about a month, and make small paid usage (EC2/S3). Despite this, after applying for AWS Activate credits the account is suspended a few days later with no detailed explanation. This has happened several times.


I’ve tried multiple variations (different IPs/proxies, different high-quality anti-detect browsers and devices, multiple cards and phone numbers), but the result is the same. Other people are getting credits without problems, so I’m wondering:


• Has anyone else experienced this?
• Is AWS using deeper fingerprinting or historical signals to flag accounts?
• Could something in my configuration (browser / billing profile / device signals) be triggering the suspension?
• Any legitimate, experience-based tips for passing AWS’s manual reviews or making an account appear fully compliant?


I’ve already lost several approved credits because the accounts were suspended. Any guidance or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated.

After 3 accounts got killed, I started using completely fresh identity info and virtual phone numbers, and that helped a bit

How do they make money with AWS? I think I can create accounts there. Can someone guide me on how to make money with AWS?

benoir said:

How do they make money with AWS? I think I can create accounts there. Can someone guide me on how to make money with AWS?

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by selling credit accounts

CreditStore said:

by selling credit accounts

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Is there no other way where I can use the AWS account to earn money without having to sell credits?

I am facing with issues like that, don’t trust your antidetect browser these days.

Mephobia said:

I am facing with issues like that, don’t trust your antidetect browser these days.

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fresh device also failed

Mephobia said:

I am facing with issues like that, don’t trust your antidetect browser these days.

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aws is over i think

It sounds really frustrating to put in all that effort to set up a legitimate account, only for it to get suspended without clear explanations. AWS has a reputation for being pretty strict when it comes to fraud prevention, and sometimes accounts get flagged for seemingly minor reasons, even when everything looks legitimate on your end. However, I can think of a few potential factors that might trigger suspensions in situations like this

Is there another way to make money using an AWS account without needing to sell credits?

AdsBun said:

Is there another way to make money using an AWS account without needing to sell credits?

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You can do mining, but it requires a G instance limit and carries a high risk of account suspension.

You found a solution? Even I tried with real identity, the customer verification was successful, payment method added, all good, but then AWS Account on Hold. I provided further documents, then they sent this email: "We have reviewed the information you provided and decided that we will not be reinstating your Amazon Web Services account."

I know a guy who creates 100s of aws accs in a day with 90% success rate. He uses random fake ids, Customer verification failed, but NO HOLD, how is that possible?

CreditStore said:

high-quality anti-detect browsers

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It's over bro.