When cross-border e-commerce sellers manage multiple accounts, especially on e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, multiple account association is a very important issue. Today we will discuss the reasons why Amazon sellers associate multiple accounts and how to use the multi-account browser to prevent multiple account association.

 

First, let's analyze the reasons why Amazon sellers associate multiple accounts. It is very common that when sellers run multiple stores at the same time, Amazon regards these accounts as related accounts because they log in using the same IP address or device. In addition, if multiple accounts have the same products, contact information or behavior patterns, the system can easily identify them as related accounts, and these factors will cause the seller's account to be banned or otherwise punished.

 

So, is there a way to prevent account association? This is where BitBrowser can help. BitBrowser can simulate different operating systems and devices to make your network activities appear to come from different locations. In this way, you can use different browser environments to log in to your Amazon account and avoid being identified as an associated account by the system. In addition, BitBrowser also provides security features such as regularly updating fingerprint databases and simulating real user behavior, which helps protect personal privacy and prevent personal identity from being identified.

 

In summary, using a multi-account browser can effectively prevent the problem of Amazon sellers associating multiple accounts and protect the security of sellers' accounts.