Is there a bug? The seller received a verification email after completing the account verification.

Recently, the thing that sellers are most concerned about is probably Amazon's requirement for account re-verification. If you fail to submit relevant information within the specified time, your account may be frozen.

In the past week or two, a large number of sellers have received emails from Amazon requesting account re-verification. Some sellers have submitted relevant information and are waiting for verification results, while some sellers are scratching their heads and trying to find a solution because their information is incomplete.

However, recently many sellers have reported that after submitting all the information, they received an email from Amazon confirming that their account has been verified.

But not long after, I received another email from Amazon asking me to verify my account. What happened?

According to an anonymous seller, he received an email from Amazon at the end of April asking him to re-verify his account, and he immediately submitted all the information. One day later, he received a confirmation email saying that the account had been verified.

But what is strange is that a few days later, the seller received another email from the Seller Center, saying that he needed to verify his account again.

After clicking the re-verification link, the content that appeared was the content I had filled in last time, so I clicked the Submit button again.

After sharing this incident on the forum, it instantly resonated with many sellers, and many sellers said that they had similar experiences.

"What's going on? I also received an email, and it's exactly the same as what you said!"

"Is this a bug? How come so many people encounter it? Amazon's work is too sloppy."

“I’m in the same situation! Did you submit the information again or just ignore the second email?”

After some discussion, the sellers all agreed that this was a bug created by Amazon itself , and it might be a mistake made by the staff when arranging to send the email.

In recent years, Amazon has encountered several bugs, and the problems that occurred at this critical juncture of verification have made sellers say that it is "mental."

Having to verify an account may be enough to annoy the seller, but after finally completing the process, they are asked to verify it again. Anyone would be dissatisfied.

However, judging from the current situation, this blunder has not caused any substantial impact on the sellers. As of press time, Amazon has not yet responded to this.

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