There are risks in renting an Amazon store to others. I think this mainly depends on your current practical business needs, that is, whether you want to enter various markets at the same time, and the financial situation of your practical controllable operation.

Combined with the account, the monthly rent of the store of only one site is indeed a major benefit for many sellers who are committed to global planning. However, for many small and medium-sized sellers, funds and resources, time and energy are relatively limited. If it is opened, for example, the European site, it will inevitably trigger the second review or KYC review, which is a matter of time. It will be a great pleasure to submit the materials and pass the review. Just in case, we must consider the worst case scenario. If it fails, it will drag down other sites that are relatively easy to open and operate. At that time, this set of materials will be equivalent to waste, and Amazon will think it is "non-compliant".