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Yes. Account ownership transfers are standard business-asset sales, governed by a mutual Deal Agreement and a separate Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) signed against your operating company. Both documents are drafted by M&A lawyers familiar with multi-million-dollar FBA acquisitions. We've completed 1,700+ transfers since 2020 with zero unresolved disputes.

Two documents. The Deal Agreement is signed before payment — the primary mutual contract that locks in terms, timeline, refund mechanics, and what we commit to deliver. The Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) is signed during onboarding against your operating company — optional but recommended. The APA adds the formal asset-transfer paper trail, additional guarantees (suspension, reserve, brand-gating), and Wyoming arbitration in case of dispute.

After we agree on terms, you sign the Deal Agreement and pay (wire, ACH, card, or crypto — card has a 3% processing fee). You get access to your client portal and onboarding begins. The APA is signed during onboarding against your operating company. Standard transfer is 10-14 days when Amazon's INFORM Act verifications clear on first try. About half of transfers need at least one re-submission (ID, bank, address, phone, tax ID), extending the realistic full window to 30-60 days. We handle every Amazon interaction for you. Refined over 1,700+ transfers and 6+ years.

Every account includes: the seller account itself, all brand approvals and ungating, sales history, seller feedback, FBA capacity, and any Brand Registry eligibility. We demo every account live on Zoom before you buy — you see exactly what you're getting.

Every purchase is governed by a mutual Deal Agreement, signed before payment, that locks us to deliver the inspected account or source a replacement. If no suitable replacement is found within 30 days of a trigger event, we issue a full refund within 10 business days via the same payment method you paid with. The Asset Purchase Agreement, signed during onboarding against your operating company, adds the formal legal paper trail and Wyoming arbitration framework. 1,700+ transfers since 2020 — zero unresolved disputes.

Replacement-first. If the account doesn't match what you inspected on the live demo (where we screen-share the actual dashboard pre-purchase), we source a suitable replacement. If no replacement is found within 30 days of the trigger event, we refund the full Purchase Price within 10 business days via the same payment method you paid with.

You're covered for 30 days from credential delivery, or until your first sale — whichever comes first. The Support Window covers Amazon-side issues: verification re-submissions, suspension appeals on issues that pre-existed the transfer, login or anti-linking help, INFORM Act re-verifications, onboarding follow-up. Anything triggered by your selling activity (sales-volume reserves, product compliance, IP claims, ODR, performance metrics) sits with you. Replacement-first for any seller-side issue; full refund if no replacement works.

Pricing varies widely with age, lifetime sales, brand approvals, FBA capacity, Brand Registry, and platform. Amazon accounts start around $8K and go all the way up to $150K+ for premium brand-registered accounts with extensive ungating and serious capacity. Walmart accounts start around $5K, eBay around $4K. We give exact pricing on a live demo where we screen-share the actual account so you see what you're paying for.

Yes — most of our buyers are international. A US-registered operating company (typically a Wyoming or Delaware LLC) is what we recommend for selling in the US market — cleanest setup for ownership, INFORM Act compliance, and banking. But we also deliver and transfer accounts to non-US entities when that's the right fit for your situation. We'll figure out the right structure together on the demo call.

Not obligatory. Account ownership can transfer to a US LLC, a non-US company, or an individual depending on your setup. A US LLC is the cleanest path for selling in the US market — owning the asset, INFORM Act compliance, and banking. If you don't already have one, we can help set it up during onboarding — typically a $300-500 process that takes a few business days. If you have a non-US company or want to own personally, we work with that too.

We follow a specific protocol refined over 1,700+ transfers: pre-warming the new device + IP + phone setup, gradual ownership-data changes (with INFORM Act passing first), then full handover only after Amazon-side verifications clear. We're not hiding the transfer from Amazon — INFORM Act explicitly requires re-verification on ownership change, and we pass it. The protocol exists to keep the account compliant and stable through the transition, not to evade Amazon.

Yes. Our buyers use aged accounts for wholesale (most common), retail/online arbitrage, and private label. The key advantage is brand ungating — accounts come pre-approved for restricted brands and gated categories that new accounts often can't even apply for.

Yes. Many of our sophisticated buyers run 2-3 independent aged accounts side by side — separate LLCs, separate IPs, separate payment methods, separate operational setups. We deliver each with full anti-linking configuration so a hit on one account doesn't cascade to the rest. Multi-account diversification is one of the strongest reasons established sellers buy with us.

No. If you've been suspended on Amazon, we won't sell you another account — buying a new account to bypass a suspension circumvents Amazon's policies, which would put the new account at immediate risk and isn't something we'll be part of. We'd rather lose the deal than burn an account or our track record.