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All of my weekend listing was done from home. Don't remember accessing my seller account anywhere else recently.
by akavlie 15y ago
All of my weekend listing was done from home. Don't remember accessing my seller account anywhere else recently.
- protomyth 15y agoDoes your ISP give you a static IP or is it dynamic?
- akavlie 15y agoNot completely sure, Cox (my provider) says in the small print: "Static IP addresses may be required or dynamic IP addresses may be assigned without a static IP request, depending on location." http://ww2.cox.com/business/arizona/data/pricing.cox http://ww2.cox.com/business/arizona/data/pricing.cox I don't take notice of my IP address much, so I can't say if they assigned a static IP address in my case. If they're filtering on IP addresses, I imagine that they get a lot of false positives.
- protomyth 15y agoIf they are filtering on IP and you're not paying for a static IP address, then Cox's DHCP server could have given you a new IP address that matched someone else who had been banned. Not out of the ballpark of possibilities when IP is used for selection / banning.
- ceol 15y agoWould you have accessed it outside of your home at any point? It could be possible that Amazon keeps a record of where you log in, you shared an IP with a previously banned account at some point, and then you listed an item the other seller had listed. I'm sure there's a simpler explanation, though. That seems fairly complex.