Can I only log in to Amazon with one computer? Can I only log in with one IP?

To open a store on Amazon, you need a computer. And this computer cannot be used to log in to Amazon, otherwise the platform will think that the account is associated, which will lead to the account being blocked. So can Amazon only be logged in with one computer?

Not really

1. Can Amazon only log in with one IP?

First of all, for novice sellers who want to enter the Amazon platform, they must use the network IP address specified by the platform to successfully apply for and register an account. The specific requirements of the Amazon platform for the seller's IP address are as follows: The network used by the seller must be a broadband network of a regular operator, or a wireless network card from an official channel. The network must be secure and stable.

Secondly, the IP address of the network used by the seller must be a fixed IP address. Currently, many broadband network IP addresses are floating IP addresses. This type of IP address is very easy to be associated. Once the Amazon platform detects that this IP is associated, if multiple stores use this IP for operation, it will be judged as a violation by the platform. In serious cases, it may lead to account closure and store closure. Therefore, only a network with a fixed IP address can effectively avoid this problem and ensure the safe and effective operation of the seller's store.

In addition, many Amazon sellers currently operate more than one store. The operation of so many stores requires higher IP addresses. At this time, sellers must use a network with a fixed IP address, and then use a super browser to assign different stable and secure solid IP addresses to different stores.

2. Can Amazon joint account be logged in on multiple computers?

Can

Different computers can log in to Amazon accounts if they are in the same network environment. However, once you log in to an Amazon account, you will not be able to log in to other accounts on these computers. And it is best not to log in at the same time when logging in to an account. It is better to log in in turns.

Different computers in different network environments can theoretically log in if the computers and different IP addresses have never logged in to Amazon accounts, but this operation is prone to audit. At the same time, once different IP addresses and computers have logged in to an account, all IP addresses and computers cannot log in to other accounts. If you want to operate multiple accounts later, the cost is actually too high.

In general, Amazon is not limited to one computer. Different computers can log in to Amazon accounts as long as they are in the same network environment.