What’s worse than not having a hit is that the account was blocked. This time the account was blocked because…

Amazon's Black Friday has come to an end, and this year's Black Friday is obviously much quieter than in previous years.

In previous years, small sellers watched big sellers have huge sales on Black Friday, but this year, it seems like everyone is equal and everything is miserable...

A few days ago, there were a lot of hot-selling talismans posted by my brother-in-law in my circle of friends, but the results were just mediocre.

Only a few sellers posted screenshots of their orders:

But it’s obviously not as popular as in previous years! Maybe the big sellers are making a fortune quietly. However, compared to not having a big order, these sellers are even worse off...

Black Friday account blocked

It is understood that on Black Friday, a large number of sellers' accounts were inexplicably blocked, and the specific display was that the account and password could not be logged in.

Before Black Friday, a large number of accounts had been blocked. However, it was not fair for my brother-in-law to block accounts on Black Friday. This is really heartbreaking ...

This time, the number of sellers whose accounts were blocked is not as many as before, but it is still not small. So, what is the reason for this sudden blocking?

According to feedback from the sellers whose accounts were blocked, they opened a case and asked customer service, but the response they received was that the account was blocked due to fraud.

I believe many sellers will be confused, what is fraud?

In fact, accounts have been blocked for fraud reasons before. According to some complaint service providers, this is a planned cleanup of a batch of accounts by Amazon. The fraudulent behaviors of these accounts include falsifying account registration information, abusing reviews and violating regulations, etc. To put it bluntly, these are various violations.

So, what should I do if my account and password cannot be used to log in and is judged as "fraud"?

Finally, sellers who didn’t have a huge sales volume on Black Friday don’t have to be sad. After all, Cyber ​​Monday is about to begin!

I wish you all a huge success!