Forced to close my amazon PRIME account in order to seperate it from my SELLER account
My PRIME account and SELLER account are apparently linked and I can not change the password/email to one without changing the other.
So, I do not want to close my SELLER account.... and that means I will be closing my Amazon Prime account. I can not believe that is how Amazon wants to do things, but unless I am wrong that is the only way to separate them. Yes?
Forced to close my amazon PRIME account in order to seperate it from my SELLER account
My PRIME account and SELLER account are apparently linked and I can not change the password/email to one without changing the other.
So, I do not want to close my SELLER account.... and that means I will be closing my Amazon Prime account. I can not believe that is how Amazon wants to do things, but unless I am wrong that is the only way to separate them. Yes?
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Seller_8sP6ffckcRn6v
Why do you want to cancel your prime account? If because you do not want to pay the fee, I believe, but am not sure, that you can downgrade the account to non prime.
Seller_PlOvQOWRnCAVo
I am having a similar problem, except I have my Amazon Business account linked to my seller account, which I don’t want. When I look at the pricing of items on the detail page it is showing me the business price, which I don’t want. Is there a way to switch which account your seller account is attached to? Otherwise I have to cancel my business account and make it into a personal account but then I lose all my previous purchases, etc.
Any input would be much appreciated!
Seller_q5CUUHL3NYJRW
DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT CLOSE YOUR AMAZON PRIME ACCOUNT if it shares the same email with your seller account!!!! When you delete your Prime account, Amazon (due to international privacy law) will delete that email and all data associated with that email across all Amazon platforms including your Seller account (in Amazon's eyes, you requested to have your account deleted and due to privacy law they are required to delete your info at your request). Do not delete your prime account if it shares the same email as your seller account. If you delete it, you will no longer be able to login to seller central and you will never be able to recover your seller account associated with that email. Hope you received this in time.
Seller_q5CUUHL3NYJRW
See my message above. Instead of deleting, just change the primary email/primary login credentials within your seller account settings.
Seller_AtEYRH2uFC7jr
i wouldnt delete the account i deleted my amazon account and somehow it was linked to my seller account even though the amazon account was like 5 years older and they shared the same email and it deactivated my seller account too lost alot of time money and potential
Seller_4NRmJ1dif8JHN
I have a very similar issue. I set up my Seller account and personal Amazon prime account under the same email originally. Last year, I sold my Amazon business and was required to change the primary email to the Seller account to the buyer. However, even when I then added my email back to my Seller account as a lower permission user (as I still work in the business), I was unable to login with my email to my Prime account. The buyer's email address used to replace mine as the primary on the Seller account is now the email for MY Prime account. All my orders, movies, Audible books, Kindle books, Alexa account etc are all tied to that original primary on the Seller. When I called Amazon about this a year ago, they stated there was NOTHING they could do about it.
Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
That is a very unusual thing to want to do. Of course. I do not know why you would want to and it is not my business. But I do know this....
Sellers who want to separate their buying account from their selling account have been known to use their Prime account to Drop Ship products they sell on Amazon. A method taught on-line to turn a quick profit that Amazon does not tolerate.
Seller_2oDPQTB5K0yMK
I've been selling on Amazon for over 20 years and have always had separate buying and selling accounts and separate personal / business email addresses. I'd suggest creating a new Amazon account for buying/Prime with a different email address.
DO NOT close your Prime account as your "buying" and "selling" accounts are currently the same account. What you can do is cancel your Prime Membership on your current account. You'll still be able to log into Amazon's retail site with your "buyer" credentials (that is normal with all "seller" accounts) but you can then join Prime on your new Amazon account and shop there.
Amazon's main concern is that you are not listing items you do not have on hand then fulfilling the orders by using your Prime account to purchase and drop ship to your customers.
