Yes. Despite some people feeling uncomfortable selling their Amazon seller accounts, such a deal is absolutely legal.
Transferring an account from one seller to another is not prohibited by any law.
If your store is registered to your personal details, the account is transferred to a new company.
If your store is registered to your company, there are two options: a) you can sell it along with the business b) the buyer sets up a new company and transfers the account to this company.
In general, you may not, since all the data, such as card, IP address, name, home address, etc. that you used during the registration are kept by the Amazon databases. If you create a new account and use some of the data again, both accounts may be linked and suspended.
Therefore, consider selling your Amazon seller account if you feel that you don't want to sell on that e-commerce platform anymore.
P.S. However, it is absolutely OK if you set up a company and register a new account with that company.
In general, the process of selling an Amazon store looks like this:
1. We check the store 2. We send you our offer 3. You accept the offer 4. We sign the contract 5. We pay you money 6. We send our instructions on transferring info 7. You complete all the necessary steps 8. You give us the access
Amazon.com Inc. is not a state authority. Amazon is a publicly traded company that provides sellers with access to the global marketplace.
We can't imagine a bigger problem than getting a store suspended and funds frozen. This is the biggest problem Amazon may cause to an average seller. But this is not your problem anymore after you have sold your account.
Sorry. We do not provide stores in bulk. Each store is a valuable business asset and we sell them one by one. One premium store is worth more than 10 fresh stores.
However, if you are asking whether you can own multiple stores, the answer is: yes, you can operate multiple stores under different business names.
1. We share all the details and information regarding the store 2. You accept the offer 3. We send you the invoice 4. You pay the invoice 5. We provide you with the access 6. We assist you with transferring the account
We will help you. You just need to form a fresh LLC with a new EIN and address. You can set up an LLC with a similar or even the same name (if you reside in a different US state).
This is the cheapest and fastest way to transfer an account from one company to another since you don't have to buy a previous business. With us, all these things are conducted professionally and easily.
The storefront name is just a display name for any store selling on Amazon. It's not a brand or a trademark.
For example, you had the storefront name "Best Pet Store" and you want to have the store name "Premium Baby Products." You can change that name within a few clicks.
The Personal Safety and Household category is hot these days. Therefore, it is under strict control from Amazon.
Luckily for you, we offer the approval service for this specific category. However, we cannot give you a 100% guarantee that the category will be approved. In case of failure, we provide full money-back.
Contact us to order the PSH category approval.
Aug 18, 2021 Update
We have many stores approved for PSH these days. Contact us
Buying a new laptop is a very nice option but it's quite expensive.
We will provide you with all the necessary technical solutions to use your new account within the comfort of your home for free or a small monthly fee.
You are guaranteed to get a fully working store after we complete its full transfer. We provide full support after the sale and we make sure everything keeps working for you 24/7.
However, we are neither responsible for your business activity, nor for the products you sell. Selling inauthentic products is the main cause of a store suspension.
For any Amazon seller, there are two order-fulfillment options available: fulfillment by Amazon (abbreviated FBA) and fulfillment by merchant (abbreviated FBM).
As the majority of small businesses that start on Amazon do so to leverage the company’s huge logistics capabilities, the vast majority opt for FBA.
In general, 53% opt for FBA with just 37% choosing FBM. The remainder uses a mix of both.
COVID-19 has changed the situation significantly. As Amazon temporarily paused or limited new shipments to their warehouses, the majority of sellers turned to third-party logistics (3PL) providers to start selling as FBM sellers.
The limits have not been lifted completely until now.