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What to do when Amazon Account has been Deactivated and Funds on Hold

Account has been deactivated and funds frozen! How do I unfreeze my Amazon account? One of the worst things that could happen in your Amazon account gets it suspended, but the worst of it all is to get your funds frozen. One can understand that you feel like you’re being robbed of the opportunity to profit but guess what, you’ve just got suspended, and the last thing you want to do is sit down and cry. Instead of mopping around understand the problem and do something about it. Listed below are all of the things that can hopefully help you regain your account and open your funds again. However, not all issues are the same, so the things that you would do moving forward would depend on the type of account problem you’ve been issued. One of the most common issues that people face why their account is suspended and frozen is due to the authenticity problem. Meaning, Amazon got a hint and a report that you’ve been allegedly selling fake items. Don’t worry, upon reactivating your account...

Amazon Vendor Central v. Seller Central: What Are the Benefits?

Which “Central” Should You Use? The fundamental difference between Vendor Central and Seller Central is who will be selling your products. With Vendor Central, Amazon’s retail team buys and resells your products to their customers. With Seller Central, you are selling directly to Amazon’s customers. There are significant differences between the two, so it’s important to fully understand the potential opportunities and drawbacks with each. Before getting into the nitty-gritty, let’s define Amazon Vendor Central and Amazon Seller Central and give an overview of what each offers. What Is Seller Central? Amazon Seller Central is the web interface used by brands and merchants to market and sell their products directly to Amazon’s customers. If you have a Seller Central account, you’re considered a marketplace or third-party seller. As a marketplace seller you have two options for fulfilling orders you receive from Amazon’s customers. You can handle the shipping, customer service, and retur...