Scams & Safety

Fake account-health calls, phishing emails that copy Seller Central exactly, bogus trademark and brand-registry invoices, services promising reinstatement or reviews, and the offers that put your account at more risk than the problem you were trying to solve. Sellers are targeted constantly because a suspended account is an emergency and emergencies make people careless. These posts cover the patterns that keep working, and the handful of habits that stop essentially all of them.

Amazon Account Suspension Help: What to Do in the First 48 Hours

A suspension is a process, not a verdict. Here is the order I work in during the first two days, and the mistakes that turn a fixable problem into a permanent one.

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How to Spot an Amazon Seller Phishing Email (7 Checks)

Fake suspension notices and bank-update requests look better than ever. Seven checks I run before clicking anything, and the steps to take if you already did.

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Amazon Seller Scams: The Calls, Emails and Invoices to Ignore

Fake support calls, phishing account-health emails, bogus trademark invoices – the patterns that catch busy sellers, and the one rule that stops all of them.

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