Linked Account Suspension Reversed in 7 Business Days
Related / Linked Account Flag · Amazon US
The seller had no access to the account Amazon claimed they were connected to. Reversed in 7 business days.
The Challenge
Amazon deactivated the account under a related-account flag — its systems had identified a link to another Amazon account, typically via shared device, IP address, banking details, or business identity.
The seller genuinely had no access to the account in question. That absence of access was the entire problem: you cannot submit records for an account you don’t control, and a related-account appeal without documentary proof of separation reads as evasive rather than honest.
The Strategy
The instinctive response — “that’s not my account, I don’t know anything about it” — is exactly the answer Amazon’s system is built to distrust, because it’s also what a genuinely connected seller would say.
A related-account appeal isn’t won by denial. It’s won by proof of separation — independent evidence that the two accounts are not, in fact, the same operation, built from records the seller does have access to rather than records they don’t.
The Execution
- Independent business registration and identity documentation
- Device and network usage records establishing separation
- Banking and financial account separation evidence
- A clear, factual account of the seller’s actual business operation — not a denial, a demonstration
The Results
| Account | Reinstated |
| Time to resolution | 7 business days |
Would this work for your case?
If the related account genuinely is yours, this is a different case — the connection needs addressing honestly, not appealed away. If it isn’t, denial alone won’t reverse it. You need proof of separation, and we’d tell you which one your case actually is on the free review.