A list of all individuals who access your account and the locations they access it from.
"A list of all individuals who access your account and the locations they access it from".
i got the above message from amazon while account verification....my listings are managed by someone from india.what should be my answer to amazon so that my account remains safe and active?
plz help as i am worried that my answer might result in account suspension.
A list of all individuals who access your account and the locations they access it from.
"A list of all individuals who access your account and the locations they access it from".
i got the above message from amazon while account verification....my listings are managed by someone from india.what should be my answer to amazon so that my account remains safe and active?
plz help as i am worried that my answer might result in account suspension.
10 Antworten
Seller_d8YGbIjNqwFxn
The answer should be the truth and nothing else. So give them an exact list of who accesses your account and the location they are in.
If it is just the one person in India then let them know that. Have you set this person up a secondary user or are they using the main account? If they are using your main account this maybe why Amazon have flagged it.
Seller_RAXEWLxQ2dbmN
Any reason you can't do that yourself?
Are you based in a country where access to Amazon is not yet enabled?
Seller_0z5uLHkgDXu3x
Hi,
Did you give then child account access, or Master access, Kindly clarify this.
Seller_JLsqaOw9gpZwj
Anyone accessing the account must have their own log in credentials under Amazon's agreement with all sellers. So you can grant them access but they must have their own log in, which also requires them to be identified
Simon_Amazon
Hello @Seller_0cRpRj1L8d8yN,
Here Simon from Amazon, happy to help.
All good advises above!
Just to complement, please check Set and edit User Permissions where it's stated that You can provide access to your account to others - like employees, co-owners, or contractors - by inviting them to your account as secondary users.
Best,
Simon
