The Amazon title wave at the end of 2019 is believed to be still fresh in the memory of sellers who have been in the business for more than 3 years. Many sellers with over 10 million levels were suspended overnight by the platform due to "illegal operations" and "malicious behavior". Years of hard work paid off. More sellers went to the U.S. headquarters to ask for an explanation, but came back without success.

So, how does the platform picket these "violations" and ban accounts? Take the Amazon assessment conducted by medium and large sellers as an example. Generally speaking, sellers use more than one account. If the seller uses a PC device and logs in to multiple accounts at the same time, the platform will find out that these accounts are from the same account through the background detection. IP, device, etc. Taking this as an opportunity to continue tracking, the platform will find other similar browser fingerprint information and illegal operations. The title has become "justifiable".

Since the wave of titles, domestic e-commerce anti-association browsers led by the AdsPower fingerprint browser have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. As the name suggests, Fingerprint Browser is a privacy tool that hides browser fingerprints. Take AdsPower Fingerprint Browser as an example, a powerful and concise fingerprint browser will become a powerful assistant for Amazon e-commerce.

By importing accounts in batches, users can import the Amazon accounts that need to be operated into the tool at one time, and choose the platform as Amazon.

The account association caused by the IP problem mentioned above can also be solved. Click on the IP service interface, and users can purchase IP from different suppliers according to their own needs. Based on the friendly and cooperative relationship between Ads and related IP suppliers, the intensity of discount activities is also relatively large.

Not only that, for users with a large workload, the IP can choose to automatically match the proxy, and you can also check other options of the browser, leaving the tedious and repetitive work to the browser to handle by itself.

Conclusion: I believe that the wave of titles will not be just one time, but will be wave after wave. In addition to information prevention and control, anti-tracking and anti-picketing, users who want to operate for a long time also need to be equipped with an anti-monitoring system. E-commerce browsers carry out double protection, and the two-pronged approach can ensure the safety and stability of e-commerce operations to the greatest extent.