It is impossible for a professional cross-border e-commerce seller to have only one account. Because of multiple accounts, it is possible to make a matrix to make popular models, and to attract traffic to your own products. This is a truth that every cross-border person understands. However, some cross-border e-commerce platforms, such as Amazon, strongly resist this kind of multi-account operation on the same platform. If you want to survive, you must operate multiple accounts.

 

Merchants with multiple accounts know that each account should use a different IP address to prevent the accounts from being linked.

 

In the early days, cross-border sellers purchased IPs provided by cloud hosts. However, these IPs are dynamic IPs, so instead of being used by one user, they can be used by all users in turn. If you happen to be in a cross-border cluster e-commerce park, using a VPS will increase the chances of your account being linked to someone else's account.

 

So how to avoid linking accounts with the same IP? Use a fixed IP.

 

Additionally, account linking prevention must be in place and independent of the local device network environment. One computer and one network cable can log in with multiple accounts to solve problems and ensure account security. For multi-account operations, BitVirtual Browser has the function of allowing sub-account management, so that merchants can fully grasp the dynamics and business trends of their stores, avoid misoperations and related factors, and cross-border e-commerce links can be effectively avoided.

 

If you are still worried, BitVirtual Browser also has the ultimate guarantee. Before logging in to your account, it will first check whether your fingerprint environment is safe and whether your IP is in use. Only when all data is safe can you log in successfully account, which can effectively avoid the association caused by IP.