If you transfer your Amazon store to someone else, here are the possible scenarios:

1. Transferring store ownership: You will transfer the ownership of the store to the buyer, including the store name, trademark, product list, order records, etc.

2. Transferring accounts and permissions: You need to transfer the login information and permissions of your Amazon seller account to the buyer so that they can manage and operate the store.

3. Transferring products and inventory: According to the transfer agreement, you can decide whether to transfer the products and inventory in the store to the buyer. If so, you need to negotiate the price and delivery method with the buyer.

4. Evaluation and reputation: The buyer will inherit the store's evaluation and reputation. This may have an impact on the buyer's business operations on the Amazon platform. Therefore, when choosing a buyer, it is recommended to consider its business reputation and ability.

5. Consulting professional services: Since store transfers involve legal, financial, and contractual matters, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer, accountant, or consultant to ensure that the transfer process is legal and smooth.

Please note that Amazon has some regulations and restrictions on store transfers. Before making a transfer, you should carefully read Amazon's relevant policies and contact the Amazon customer service team for more guidance and requirements on store transfers.