Amazon is strictly investigating compliance! Many illegal sellers’ stores were affected

Just after the May Day holiday, a piece of news spread in the Amazon seller circle that sellers' stores were blocked one after another around May Day, and there was even a situation where 5 out of 7 stores were blocked!

Information revealed that many of the stores that were closed this time were purchased stores rather than self-registered stores, and from the current situation, they should be stores owned by the same batch of number dealers. Stores that were registered with self-employed information when Amazon's policies were relaxed may be closed even if they have sales and FBA inventory. This wave of number sweeps targets registration processes and information that may have violated regulations, regardless of whether they are operating normally.

Buying a store is an extremely risky operation in itself, and some time ago there was news that the US site might require KYC audit, which can be said to be a major blow to store transactions.

Although an official insider finally came out to clarify that the US site has no KYC plan and the newly added entry on the page is just a regular adjustment of the page. However, the official caliber would certainly not inform of such compliance review operations in advance. In the overall Amazon business, compliance is a major trend in the future.