Can Not Reactivate Account Because Of Outstanding Bill (But Bill Has Been Paid)
Hello
My account has been deactivated because I did not use it for 10 years and there was a balance due.
I added a credit card to my account and paid the bill. I can see in my seller central account the bill has been paid but still unable to reactivate my account.
I contacted support and they advised me to email the balance team, which I did and I got a message in my Performance Notifications saying the bill was paid and the issue is now resolved.
But I still can not activate my account. When I phone amazon support they keep saying there is a bill due, But I have proof its been paid.
- I have emailed the balance team again and got an auto reply message to say they don't accept emails (Even though I emailed them and they replied the week before)
- I submitted this information in my appeal, included all the information with screenshots, but my appeal gets rejected with no information
Any ideas what I can do?
Can Not Reactivate Account Because Of Outstanding Bill (But Bill Has Been Paid)
Hello
My account has been deactivated because I did not use it for 10 years and there was a balance due.
I added a credit card to my account and paid the bill. I can see in my seller central account the bill has been paid but still unable to reactivate my account.
I contacted support and they advised me to email the balance team, which I did and I got a message in my Performance Notifications saying the bill was paid and the issue is now resolved.
But I still can not activate my account. When I phone amazon support they keep saying there is a bill due, But I have proof its been paid.
- I have emailed the balance team again and got an auto reply message to say they don't accept emails (Even though I emailed them and they replied the week before)
- I submitted this information in my appeal, included all the information with screenshots, but my appeal gets rejected with no information
Any ideas what I can do?
1 reply
Sarah_Amzn
Hello @Seller_s8z54gUK4gSuw,
in order to avoid confusion, please let's follow the discussion in this other thread.
Kind regards,
Sarah.