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I have unwittingly 'violated' their terms a couple of times and, in both cases, received an email and notice to make the necessary changes within x number of da
by dazc 5y ago
I have unwittingly 'violated' their terms a couple of times and, in both cases, received an email and notice to make the necessary changes within x number of days. They don't specify what the violation is but, in my experience, they don't require 100% compliance either.
Seems your case hasn't resulted from standard manual checks but some sort of automated sytem that was, maybe, triggered by a sudden spike in traffic?
If amazon affilliation is crucial to you then I would suggest moving your site to another domain, take on board the comments about adding blog-style content, and try again with another account?
In all honesty, all usual amazon complaints accepted, their affiliate program, in my experience, is actually run pretty fairly compared to many others. Certainly worth trying to get back on board.
- moasda 5y agoThank you for the feedback. It's not a hosting issue, my website is hosted at netcup and still up and running. I already created a new affiliate account, but if I don't change anything on the website I assume they will close it again after a while.