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Action required: Re-verify your Amazon seller account

Hello! I'm a new seller and I have a question about my recent experience with Amazon. When I signed up, I completed all the necessary steps and was verified by them. However, it's been over three weeks since I delivered my orders on time, and I still haven't received my first deposits.

Amazon informed me that there's a delay in my sales proceeds due to an account review, implementing a 14-day reserve period for all orders after the delivery date. I've temporarily placed my account on "vacation mode" until I can figure things out.

Today, I received an email from the Amazon selling team asking for additional identity verification, in line with the Amazon Services Business Solutions Agreement. I promptly uploaded a new business bank statement, as requested. The email states that if I don't provide the required information within 10 days, disbursements for my Amazon selling account may be put on hold, or my account might be deactivated.

I've noticed that, so far, they've only requested the new bank statement, and everything else appears to be marked as verified. Is it normal for new sellers to experience this delay, or am I possibly missing something? Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Seller_xJvLGj8iCFpZ7

Action required: Re-verify your Amazon seller account

Hello! I'm a new seller and I have a question about my recent experience with Amazon. When I signed up, I completed all the necessary steps and was verified by them. However, it's been over three weeks since I delivered my orders on time, and I still haven't received my first deposits.

Amazon informed me that there's a delay in my sales proceeds due to an account review, implementing a 14-day reserve period for all orders after the delivery date. I've temporarily placed my account on "vacation mode" until I can figure things out.

Today, I received an email from the Amazon selling team asking for additional identity verification, in line with the Amazon Services Business Solutions Agreement. I promptly uploaded a new business bank statement, as requested. The email states that if I don't provide the required information within 10 days, disbursements for my Amazon selling account may be put on hold, or my account might be deactivated.

I've noticed that, so far, they've only requested the new bank statement, and everything else appears to be marked as verified. Is it normal for new sellers to experience this delay, or am I possibly missing something? Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Yes, it is normal. Did you research "account level reserve" in Seller University? Funds are held to cover any refunds, claims and/or chargebacks significantly longer for new sellers.

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Micah_Amazon

Hello @Seller_xJvLGj8iCFpZ7,

Thank you for reaching out. Welcome to Forums. As mentioned by @Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9it is a normal part of selling on Amazon to see funds in the Account level reserve section of the Statement View tab on your Payments report. It’s the amount of money that is reserved to ensure that you have enough funds to fulfill any financial obligations, such as refunds, claims, or chargebacks.

You can find more information on this HERE. Also, I highly suggest you watch the following Seller University video on Perfect Launch: Your 90-day plan to help maximize first-year revenue

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers,

Micah

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Action required: Re-verify your Amazon seller account

Hello! I'm a new seller and I have a question about my recent experience with Amazon. When I signed up, I completed all the necessary steps and was verified by them. However, it's been over three weeks since I delivered my orders on time, and I still haven't received my first deposits.

Amazon informed me that there's a delay in my sales proceeds due to an account review, implementing a 14-day reserve period for all orders after the delivery date. I've temporarily placed my account on "vacation mode" until I can figure things out.

Today, I received an email from the Amazon selling team asking for additional identity verification, in line with the Amazon Services Business Solutions Agreement. I promptly uploaded a new business bank statement, as requested. The email states that if I don't provide the required information within 10 days, disbursements for my Amazon selling account may be put on hold, or my account might be deactivated.

I've noticed that, so far, they've only requested the new bank statement, and everything else appears to be marked as verified. Is it normal for new sellers to experience this delay, or am I possibly missing something? Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Action required: Re-verify your Amazon seller account

Hello! I'm a new seller and I have a question about my recent experience with Amazon. When I signed up, I completed all the necessary steps and was verified by them. However, it's been over three weeks since I delivered my orders on time, and I still haven't received my first deposits.

Amazon informed me that there's a delay in my sales proceeds due to an account review, implementing a 14-day reserve period for all orders after the delivery date. I've temporarily placed my account on "vacation mode" until I can figure things out.

Today, I received an email from the Amazon selling team asking for additional identity verification, in line with the Amazon Services Business Solutions Agreement. I promptly uploaded a new business bank statement, as requested. The email states that if I don't provide the required information within 10 days, disbursements for my Amazon selling account may be put on hold, or my account might be deactivated.

I've noticed that, so far, they've only requested the new bank statement, and everything else appears to be marked as verified. Is it normal for new sellers to experience this delay, or am I possibly missing something? Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Hello! I'm a new seller and I have a question about my recent experience with Amazon. When I signed up, I completed all the necessary steps and was verified by them. However, it's been over three weeks since I delivered my orders on time, and I still haven't received my first deposits.

Amazon informed me that there's a delay in my sales proceeds due to an account review, implementing a 14-day reserve period for all orders after the delivery date. I've temporarily placed my account on "vacation mode" until I can figure things out.

Today, I received an email from the Amazon selling team asking for additional identity verification, in line with the Amazon Services Business Solutions Agreement. I promptly uploaded a new business bank statement, as requested. The email states that if I don't provide the required information within 10 days, disbursements for my Amazon selling account may be put on hold, or my account might be deactivated.

I've noticed that, so far, they've only requested the new bank statement, and everything else appears to be marked as verified. Is it normal for new sellers to experience this delay, or am I possibly missing something? Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9

Yes, it is normal. Did you research "account level reserve" in Seller University? Funds are held to cover any refunds, claims and/or chargebacks significantly longer for new sellers.

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Hello @Seller_xJvLGj8iCFpZ7,

Thank you for reaching out. Welcome to Forums. As mentioned by @Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9it is a normal part of selling on Amazon to see funds in the Account level reserve section of the Statement View tab on your Payments report. It’s the amount of money that is reserved to ensure that you have enough funds to fulfill any financial obligations, such as refunds, claims, or chargebacks.

You can find more information on this HERE. Also, I highly suggest you watch the following Seller University video on Perfect Launch: Your 90-day plan to help maximize first-year revenue

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers,

Micah

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Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9

Yes, it is normal. Did you research "account level reserve" in Seller University? Funds are held to cover any refunds, claims and/or chargebacks significantly longer for new sellers.

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Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9

Yes, it is normal. Did you research "account level reserve" in Seller University? Funds are held to cover any refunds, claims and/or chargebacks significantly longer for new sellers.

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Hello @Seller_xJvLGj8iCFpZ7,

Thank you for reaching out. Welcome to Forums. As mentioned by @Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9it is a normal part of selling on Amazon to see funds in the Account level reserve section of the Statement View tab on your Payments report. It’s the amount of money that is reserved to ensure that you have enough funds to fulfill any financial obligations, such as refunds, claims, or chargebacks.

You can find more information on this HERE. Also, I highly suggest you watch the following Seller University video on Perfect Launch: Your 90-day plan to help maximize first-year revenue

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers,

Micah

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Micah_Amazon

Hello @Seller_xJvLGj8iCFpZ7,

Thank you for reaching out. Welcome to Forums. As mentioned by @Seller_OvL8C4BJWiuS9it is a normal part of selling on Amazon to see funds in the Account level reserve section of the Statement View tab on your Payments report. It’s the amount of money that is reserved to ensure that you have enough funds to fulfill any financial obligations, such as refunds, claims, or chargebacks.

You can find more information on this HERE. Also, I highly suggest you watch the following Seller University video on Perfect Launch: Your 90-day plan to help maximize first-year revenue

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers,

Micah

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