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How To Delete/Close Amazon Affiliate Account Permanently

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There are millions of affiliates who join Amazon affiliate account, but not everyone get success. So, if you have finally decided to delete or close your Amazon affiliate account permanently follow the steps. Note that once you close your account you cannot get back or make it active again, so think before you close.
In this tutorial you will learn step-by-step to How To Delete/Close Amazon Affiliate Account Permanently.
- Sign in to your Amazon affiliate account.
- Click downward arrow at top-right corner beside your email ID.
- Click Account Settings.
- Click “Close Your Account.”
- Choose the reason why you want to delete your Amazon affiliate account.
- If you wish you can give some feedback.
- Click Close your account now.
- You will get Access Denied! message, means you have successfully deleted your Amazon account. You are no more part of Jeff Bezos network!
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Meer Basit
Meer Basit is the founder of Meer’s World. He’s been running the show since launching the blog back in 2018. By background he is a computer scientist. Primarily, he creates content around blogging (WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr), SEO, affiliate programs, earn-online, reviews, eCommerce, & technology. He has got years of professional experience in web programming, computer programming, databases, data warehousing, & transcription. In general, he likes traveling, gardening, watching movies, is a passionate cricketer, creative writer, and a GSD lover.

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