Shopify Shutdown Panic: Seeking Solutions

jacob cohen

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I'm currently developing a strategy to create multiple Shopify stores, but I've encountered an issue where Shopify is closing these stores without providing any reasons. Let me outline the stages of the process:

  1. I create a Shopify store.
  2. I select a plan and make a payment of £1.
  3. After a short period, the store is closed.
I'm seeking guidance on the potential reasons behind these closures and what steps I can take to address them. I'm open to paying for valuable information or assistance in resolving this issue.

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you all for your assistance.
 
If you've previously experienced a shutdown with shopify then something is flagging your account when you go to create a new one.

But there are workarounds to everything my friend..

1. Your payout bank acc can trigger the algo with your previously terminated store
2. Your payment method from a terminated store cant be used again (you need to connect it with paypal or different cc)
3. If your using shopify payments, and use the same name you've been terminated with in the past they wont let u process transactions w/them
 
you are being linked by device / IP / personal information

are you banned from shopify?
 
Did you not receive any emails from Shopify? They usually send email when closing the store.
 
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same payment info will cause termination as your earlier store is terminated.
try opening new account with all new email, credit card, ip, with someone from your family.
 
Let me add a few general thoughts on the topic:
1. A unique way (card, bank) to receive/send payments (including subscription payments)
2. Good proxies for registering and warming up an account. Billing addresses for geolocation. When the account is warmed up, you can use inexpensive data center proxies or VPN.
3. Antidetect browser
4. Clear and consistent actions without antifraud triggers.
I'm currently developing a strategy to create multiple Shopify stores, but I've encountered an issue where Shopify is closing these stores without providing any reasons. Let me outline the stages of the process:

  1. I create a Shopify store.
  2. I select a plan and make a payment of £1.
  3. After a short period, the store is closed.
I'm seeking guidance on the potential reasons behind these closures and what steps I can take to address them. I'm open to paying for valuable information or assistance in resolving this issue.

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you all for your assistance.
 
Its related to IP bro, you need to go to a public library and create the account, new email, new card, public library and you will be ok
 
It's linked to the IP and also to the means of payment. If your name is flagged, so are almost all your means of payment. There are also certain cards like revolut etc where the debit is not automatically taken by Shopify (it's marked pending on your statement) which lead directly to a ban. You can try iCard, it works very well as an online bank and it's one of the only ones where the shops don't ban. Otherwise, paypal doesn't ban either.
 
Use Paypal for the billing of the Shopify bills different for each account I have multiple stores more than 20 and have never had issues with account getting shutdown just like that… oh and make sure everything is different
 
Hi @jacob cohen , did you find a antidetect browser / proxy that worked for this in the end? If so,do you mind sharing which ones? I'm in the same boat atm. Thanks in advance!
 
Stop wasting your time with Shopify and start building Woocommerce shops, mate
 
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