ASA Compliance GroupAmazon Seller Account ReinstatementRelated account appeal

Amazon related account suspension appeal services.We take full ownership of your case.

Amazon deactivated your seller account because it is linked to another account? We review ownership, users, business relationships and account history, then build the evidence and handle your appeal.

Founder-led review. Most first replies within about an hour.

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Or Shamosh, Founder of ASA Compliance Group
European Seller Conference. Prague, March 2025.
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Amazon Sellers Appeal by Or Shamosh

Amazon Seller Account Deactivated? You’re in Expert Hands.

Founder-led enforcement expertise backed by executive leadership and specialist teams in Seller Central.

Founder, ASA Compliance Group · International speaker on Amazon enforcement and reinstatement

When your Amazon account or listings are suspended, every moment counts, and genuine expertise matters. Or Shamosh, founder of ASA Compliance Group, has spent over 10 years mastering the complexities of Amazon’s policies, compliance guidelines, and seller reinstatements. His LL.B. background informs how he reads Performance Notifications and frames compliance strategy; complex matters still run through ASA Compliance Group’s in-house legal department and outside counsel when required. He has led work across 5,500+ cases. His work spans seller account suspensions, listing appeals and compliance cases.

Or regularly shares his knowledge at seller conferences and webinars worldwide, including Prague March 2025, Sofia April 2025 and April 2026, Warsaw May 2026, with an upcoming UK appearance in October 2026. See conference appearances, explore seller webinars, read the restricted keywords guide, or see client stories in Testimonials.

AmazonSellersAppeal is operated by ASA Compliance Group, with dedicated appeal, legal, IP, and compliance teams in Seller Central. Michael Gourin and Smadar Popovski, alongside Or, lead intake and case operations; specialist staff join when your Performance Notification requires it.

Or Shamosh, Founder and CEO, ASA Compliance Group, Amazon account reinstatement specialist

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Why this matters
  • Your case log only gets one chance to stay consistent
  • Every submission is compared against what already exists
  • Wrong moves slow reinstatement or shut it down entirely
  • Expert judgment before anything is submitted
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Executive leadership

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Executive leadership

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Chief Operating Officer

Appeal execution, Seller Central operations & case sequencing

Runs Performance Notification review, POA execution, Seller Central follow-ups, and escalations with disciplined sequencing.

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    For the fastest start, include: Performance Notification (exact text from Seller Central), every appeal and POA you submitted, every rejection from Amazon, and your timeline.

    Verbatim paste is ideal. The more complete this box, the better.

    In your own words: what changed, what you tried, what you need. More context helps us reply with useful next steps.

    Every case is personally reviewed before we take it on.

    Start with your notice

    The five main linkage paths

    Shared network is only one connection path to investigate. The five paths below are common areas to reconstruct from the evidence.

    Common ownership or control

    The same people own or control both accounts, directly or through entities. Beneficial ownership counts, and separate legal entities do not establish separate control.

    Where the structure is legitimate, the file proves the business need and that every account is in good standing. Where one is not, the sequencing question below is the real issue.

    Employee, agency or service-provider access

    Someone who works across accounts. Shared logins, administrative access, a service provider operating several sellers, payment details or addresses in common.

    • A contractor with credentials on more than one account
    • An agency that operates several sellers from one environment
    • Shared payment methods, phone numbers or addresses
    • Warehouse or prep facilities used by several sellers

    Map the person's authorised scope, which accounts they touched, the dates, the credentials and whether access is still live. Amazon's guidance on account access is what good governance looks like here.

    An acquisition or transfer

    The account or business changed hands. Historical control leaves records regardless of what the current arrangement is, and a statement that the businesses are now separate is one of the weakest things you can send.

    What actually evidences it
    Dated sale, transfer, dissolution or termination agreements, with signatures, the new owner's identity, and records showing access and payment separated.
    What does not
    An assertion that the relationship ended, or incorporation records where the issue is operational access rather than entity structure.

    Compromised credentials

    Someone accessed the account without authority. Real, and only supportable with access logs, incident evidence and dates. Asserting it without them reads as a convenient explanation.

    A known second account in bad standing

    You know exactly what the linked account is and it has a problem. This is the most straightforward branch and the one with the clearest sequence: Amazon often expects the original enforcement to be resolved before the related account can return.

    Where the wrapper is a broader account-level termination rather than the linkage itself, the diagnosis is a Section 3 matter and the sequencing may differ.

    Full-service appeal handling

    You send the notice. We handle the case.

    AmazonSellersAppeal by Or Shamosh reviews your related account suspension notice and evidence, then manages your case in Seller Central.

    1. 01

      Review the notice and history

      We review the related-account notice, ownership history and account access to establish the connection Amazon is questioning.

    2. 02

      Build the evidence and appeal

      We build a dated record of the relevant relationships and prepare the evidence for a supported explanation or dispute.

    3. 03

      Submit and follow through

      We manage the required Seller Central submissions in the appropriate order, then handle replies, additional evidence requests and follow-ups.

    Strategy, evidence, appeal writing, submissions and unlimited follow-ups and revisions within the agreed case scope.

    Experience behind your appeal

    Proof & results

    Amazon seller enforcement is our daily work. Amazon Sellers Appeal has handled account, listing and compliance cases across global marketplaces.

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    5,500+Cases handled
    98%*Historical reinstatement rate
    Since 2016Amazon seller appeal specialists
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    Full ownershipStrategy, evidence, submissions and follow-ups
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    Evidence

    Real sellers. Real reinstatements. Each case required a different approach.

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    Maia“After four months deactivated on a variation issue, others said they couldn’t help. Or got my business, and my dreams, back.”

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    Nimrod“Sharp, smart, and reliable. If you’re thinking about working with him, you should go for it.”

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    Fozia“Eight years selling on Amazon. Or fixed every issue. Calm when I was panicking, always a successful outcome.”

    Paul“Shut down overnight. Months with another expert failed. Or got us back in the UK and Europe. Or is your man.”

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    Knowledge

    What Amazon means by a related account

    ASA Compliance Group operates Amazon Sellers Appeal. On related-account files we investigate the actual linkage, build the evidence and run the submission in Seller Central.

    That Amazon connected this account to another account or business record which is not in good standing, or decided the multiple-account structure does not meet policy conditions. The notice often shows only part of the linked account's name.

    Amazon's code of conduct permits more than one account where there is a legitimate business need and all accounts are in good standing. So the existence of a second account is not itself the finding. The finding is the standing of what you are linked to, or the structure.

    Five questions the investigation has to answer before anything is drafted:

    Known or unknown

    Do you recognise the account? Not recognising it is a starting point, and it is not evidence.

    Current or historical

    A relationship that ended still leaves records, and dated proof that it ended is what answers it.

    Yours or someone's

    Ownership, an employee, an agency, a service provider, or compromised credentials. Each needs different evidence.

    The other two are whether the structure is legitimate, and what sequence the notice requires. One thing this page will not do is suggest concealment. Changing devices, networks or using a VPN to obscure a relationship creates risk and resolves nothing, and reducing linkage to shared Wi-Fi misses most of how it actually happens.

    Shared logins, devices, networks, addresses, payment information and agency access are connection paths worth investigating, not a published list of what Amazon detects. Amazon does not publish every signal it uses or how it weighs them, so treat these as where to look when reconstructing the overlap, and present only what your own evidence supports.

    Amazon's multiple selling accounts policy is the reference for when a second account is permitted at all, which is the question a related-accounts notice is usually testing.

    Appeals

    Why DIY related-account appeals get rejected

    Reviewers are testing a connection theory. Most rejected responses deny it without having looked for it.

    A flat denial

    The relationship denied with no investigation of owners, employees, contractors, agencies, devices, access, payments, addresses or entity history.

    Not recognising the name

    Offered as the whole answer. Amazon does not treat nonrecognition as evidence, and a partial name is usually traceable through your own records.

    Incorporation records only

    Entity documents supplied where the connection is operational access or historical control, which they do not address.

    Artificial separation

    New devices, networks, VPNs or bank accounts after enforcement. It adds risk and resolves nothing.

    Ignoring the sequence

    The current account appealed while the named linked account is left unresolved, where the notice requires that first.

    Claiming approval is required

    An argument built on Amazon requiring prior approval for every additional account, which is not the current rule.

    Your evidence, explained

    Amazon related account suspension appeal: evidence checklist

    A focused appeal connects your notice with verifiable records. Here is what we review: account ownership, access history and evidence of the account relationship.

    The connection matrix

    A dated map of every identifier that could connect the accounts, marked known, unknown or ruled out with the evidence that rules it out:

    • Owners and beneficial owners, current and historical
    • Employees, contractors, agencies and service providers
    • Devices, networks and access locations
    • Addresses, warehouses and prep facilities
    • Payment methods, bank details and tax records
    • Phone numbers and email addresses
    • Entity formation, acquisition, transfer and closure

    This is the document that makes a denial credible. Without it a denial is an assertion, and reviewers have no way to distinguish an honest one from a convenient one.

    Ownership and history

    Ownership and beneficial-ownership records, entity formation and closure, acquisition or transfer documents, addresses, banking identity and tax records where identity is in play. Where a relationship existed and ended, the dates and the signatures are the evidence rather than the narrative.

    Access, mapped

    Seller Central user permissions, employee and agency relationships, service-provider history, access logs and any credential-compromise evidence. Linkage can also run through vendor accounts, brand registry, merchant tokens or historical control, which is why shared network is a thin theory on its own.

    Where third-party access created the connection, show the real relationship and any completed access correction, without overstating that removing access resolves the linked account's standing. It does not.

    The sequence

    Establish what the notice actually requires. Where Amazon expects the named account to return to good standing first, appealing this one alone will not move it, and knowing that early saves the cycle.

    Where the link is genuinely wrong, the response is a supported dispute built on the matrix. Where it is right and the structure is legitimate, it is the business need plus good standing across every account.

    Have ready when you send the notice

    • The exact notice, including the partial name shown
    • The marketplace, dates and any case logs
    • Your entity, ownership and beneficial ownership
    • Everyone who has ever had account access
    • Any agency or service-provider relationships
    • Acquisition, transfer or closure documents
    • Every prior appeal and Amazon reply

    If you genuinely do not recognise the name, say so and send the history anyway. The connection is usually findable in your own records, and finding it is what makes the response work.

    Before your next response

    What evidence do you need for an Amazon related-account appeal?

    Explain who owned or used the accounts, how they were connected and what changed. Support the explanation with documents and dates.

    How do you investigate a related-account suspension?

    Check the people and companies connected to your Seller Central account, including former business partners, employees and agencies. Write down what each person could access and when the relationship started or ended.

    Simple example: An agency managed your listings from January to June. Its contract explains the work, and its invoices show the service period. You should also check when its Seller Central access actually ended. Ending a contract does not necessarily remove account permissions.

    Company registration documents show who owns a business. They do not show every person who could use its Amazon account. Check both ownership and access.

    What if both Amazon seller accounts belong to you?

    Explain the businesses, marketplaces and reason for the separate accounts. Follow Amazon’s instructions about the account with the underlying restriction before assuming that separate company names resolve the issue.

    Amazon allows another account in a region when there is a legitimate business need and the accounts remain in good standing. Creating a new account to get around a suspension is not a solution.

    What if Amazon links you to a former partner or agency?

    Explain the relationship and when it ended. Use the relevant agreement, termination correspondence and available account-permission history. If access continued after the work ended, explain that accurately rather than claiming there was never a connection.

    What if you do not recognize the related account?

    Check current and former owners, staff and service providers before responding. Describe what you investigated and what you found. Do not guess how Amazon detected a connection or assume a new device or VPN will resolve it.

    If Amazon’s message does not give enough information to investigate, ask for clarification through the available appeal or support option. Include the facts you can establish.

    Compare your new explanation with earlier appeals so it remains accurate and consistent. See which appeal documents to provide and what to do after an appeal rejection. Source: Amazon’s multiple-account policy reminder.

    Amazon related account suspension appeal FAQs

    For sellers who already have the Performance Notification. Broader questions: full FAQ library.

    Does Amazon require approval before opening a second account?
    Amazon's current rules allow multiple seller accounts where there is a legitimate business need and all accounts remain in good standing, subject to the exact marketplace policy. Document the ownership, purpose, operations and separation before creating or defending another account, and do not use one to bypass enforcement.
    What if I do not recognise the linked account?
    Do not guess. Preserve the exact notice and investigate owners, employees, agencies, service providers, devices, networks, addresses, payment methods, phone numbers, tax data, warehouses and acquisitions. Build a dated connection matrix, identify what is known and unknown, and present a supported denial or explanation through the available route.
    Can an employee or agency create the connection?
    Yes. Shared logins, devices, networks, administrative access, payment details, addresses or service-provider activity can all create operational links. Establish the person's authorised scope, the accounts accessed, the dates, the credentials and whether access is still live, and show the real relationship and any completed correction without overstating causation.
    Must the other account be reinstated first?
    Often Amazon expects the original enforcement or linked-account problem to be resolved before a related account is restored, and the notice and the actual relationship control. If the link is wrong, the response may dispute it. If the accounts are connected, identify the source account, its current status and the required sequence.
    Should I change devices or use a VPN?
    No. Changing devices or networks, or using a VPN to obscure an account relationship, can create more risk and does not resolve the underlying policy issue. Preserve the access evidence, stop unauthorised access where appropriate, document legitimate account governance, and respond truthfully to Amazon's linkage and account-status concerns.
    What do you need to start?
    The notice including the partial name shown, your entity and ownership details, everyone who has had account access, any transfer or closure documents, and every prior appeal or Amazon reply.
    What is in the Case Strategy?
    Your Case Strategy sets out our assessment of the notice, the evidence needed, the appeal approach and the next steps for your seller account or ASINs. We focus on account ownership, access history and evidence of the account relationship. You receive a clear plan for preparing the response and managing the case.

    Your case stays with one team for the evidence review, appeal, submissions and follow-ups.

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    Get a strategy for your related account suspension appeal

    Include the notice with the partial name, your entity and ownership details, and who has ever had access. A real person reads it and replies in writing.

    • Every case is personally reviewed before we take it on.
    • Most first replies are sent within about an hour.
    • Eligible cases get a written Case Strategy tied to your Performance Notification.
    Or Shamosh, Founder and CEO, ASA Compliance Group

    Or Shamosh · Founder and lead strategist

    5,500+ enforcement cases since 2016. Every intake is personally assessed before acceptance.

    Send what you have, including prior DIY or agency appeals. We say what is viable in writing before you commit.

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    What happens after you submit

    • You’ll receive a review email within about one hour.
    • If Amazon gave you a reply deadline, mention it in the form so we can time delivery to it.
    • If eligible, you receive a written Case Strategy: what is driving the enforcement, what we would argue, what evidence matters, and how we would run Seller Central.

    Send the notice. Get the strategy.

    If Amazon says your account is related to another, send us the notice and the account history.

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