Phone number for Amazon seller accounts
Seller accounts ask for a phone number for two-step verification. A US or UK Inbox Number number you keep sends every code to your browser inbox, wherever you run the business from.
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Why a stable number matters
Two-step verification codes go to the same number every time. If you lose the number, you can lose easy access to your account. Keep your Inbox Number number active and the codes keep coming.
A private number, not a public inbox
Free receive-SMS websites post every message on a public page, so anyone can read the codes sent to those numbers. With Inbox Number the number is rented to you alone and only you can read its messages.
Marketplace rules
Marketplaces restrict multiple seller accounts and require identity verification. Use the number for your own account only.
Good to know
- Amazon decides which numbers it accepts
- US and UK numbers match the most common marketplaces
- Your team can read codes from the shared inbox
- Monthly or yearly, 25% off yearly
FAQ
Does Amazon accept virtual numbers?
It may. Amazon decides which numbers it accepts, so check its current rules.
How much does it cost?
Business numbers cost $6.40 a month for the US and Canada, $6.45 for the UK and $19.50 for Australia, with 25% off when you pay yearly and no setup fee. Pay from your balance or with cryptocurrency.
Can I open several seller accounts with it?
No. Marketplaces restrict multiple accounts; use the number for your own account.