Amazon has become one of the largest online retailers in the world, with billions of customers and many business opportunities for merchants. How to open multiple stores on Amazon to increase their brand exposure and sales has become a problem that many merchants want to solve. Let's introduce how the anti-detection browser can open multiple Amazon stores.
 

In practice, there are very few cases where people get banned for running multiple Amazon accounts.
 

However, if your accounts are linked, once one of your accounts is restricted, the other accounts may also be affected. Sometimes, Amazon requires more than one factor to verify that there is a link between the accounts. However, sometimes just opening a second account with 1 link to an existing account is enough to cause problems.
 

What content leads to associations?
 

Same credit card: If multiple accounts are paid with the same credit card, Amazon may treat them as related accounts.
 

Same business address: If multiple accounts are using the same business address as contact information, this can also raise suspicions of association.

Same Business Entity: If multiple accounts belong to the same company or business entity, they are likely to be considered related.
 

Brands and Intellectual Property: If multiple accounts are involved in the sale of products or provision of services by the same brand or intellectual property owner, Amazon may treat them as linked accounts.

Device, cookie, and browser fingerprints: Amazon may use technical characteristics such as device, cookies, and browser fingerprints to determine whether accounts are associated.
 

Note that these factors are not absolute, and Amazon may consider more factors when determining account linking.
 

You need anti-detection browser and proxy IP to prevent this.
 

A proxy server acts as a middleman between your device and the Internet. By using a different proxy for each Amazon account, you can change your IP address and location, making it harder for multiple accounts to be detected. The safest way to make sure your accounts are in good health and safe is to have a separate device for each account, or use an BitBrowser anti detection browser.
 

Anti-detection browsers work similar to regular browsers (like Chrome or Firefox), with a few differences. They allow users to create anywhere from 2 to thousands of unique browser profiles, each independent of the others. This is achieved through sophisticated browser fingerprinting techniques.
 

You can customize Chrome extensions, bookmarks, and more for each profile. These items will be saved when you close and reopen the configuration file.

Amazon and other sites see these profiles as different users from different locations and hardware platforms. This way you can have a different identity in each profile and avoid being identified as the same user.