Advertising agencies are allowed to create Seller Central accounts on behalf of their clients who sell on Amazon.com, if they are able to provide the correct documentation.

Question: Advertising agencies are allowed to create Seller Central accounts on behalf of their clients who sell on Amazon.com, if they are able to provide the correct documentation.

  • True
  • False

Explanation

A Seller Central account must be registered by the selling business using its own business, identity, tax, payment, and contact information.

Amazon allows account owners to grant access to outside parties through User Permissions after the account is created.

Agency support should be managed as controlled account access, not by having the agency create the seller account.

This protects account ownership, verification, and permission control.

Why the other options are incorrect

True is incorrect because agency documentation does not replace the seller’s responsibility for account registration and ownership.

Source for verification

https://sell.amazon.com/sell/registration-guide

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/external/G901

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