Multi-account incident response for businesses hit on several fronts
When enforcement spreads across marketplaces, payment processors and ad accounts at the same time, separate appeals contradict each other. We run one coordinated response.
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- Confidential from the first message
- Clear about evidence gaps and limits
Multi-account incident response for businesses hit on several fronts in short
An incident team for businesses with several accounts, brands or platforms affected at once: one fact base, one sequencing plan and consistent submissions everywhere.
Who it is for
A good fit
- Aggregators and multi-brand sellers
- Businesses where a processor closure triggered marketplace or ad actions
- Agencies managing an incident across client accounts
Not a fit
- Single account cases
- Enforcement linked to fraud, sanctions or consumer harm
What is included
- Incident command lead and daily updates
- Cross-platform fact base and timeline
- Sequenced appeal and funds plan
- All submissions drafted and reviewed for consistency
- Post-incident controls report
Not included
- Guarantee any platform decision
- Act as legal counsel (see attorney referral)
How it works
Three parties, three clear responsibilities.
Our part
Diagnose the notice, build the evidence index, draft every document and prepare follow-up replies.
Your part
Share genuine records, complete corrective actions, approve the drafts and submit from your own account.
The platform's decision
The platform reviews the submission and decides. We do not control its timing or outcome.
Price and timing
Fixed incident fee by scope.
| Fee | From $10,000 to $25,000 |
|---|---|
| Our delivery time | Incident plan within 2 business days; daily updates |
| Revisions | Unlimited during the incident |
| Follow-ups | Included for 90 days |
Test pricing in USD. Exact scope, fee and timing are confirmed in writing before any paid work starts. Paying for preparation never guarantees a platform decision.
Documents to prepare
Gather these before the first call. Genuine records only; never edit a document.
- Every notice across platforms
- Account and entity map with owners and users
- Payment and payout data
- Prior appeals and replies
Case example
Illustrative example
A processor closure led to marketplace payment verification and an ad account review in the same week. Sequencing the payments response first gave the other appeals consistent evidence.
FAQs
Why not appeal each account separately?
Separate appeals often describe the same facts differently, which reviewers notice. One fact base keeps every submission consistent.
How fast can you start?
Within one business day of signing scope.
Do you work with our lawyers?
Yes. We coordinate documents with your counsel.
Is there a success fee?
Only as a written hybrid for qualified cases, with success defined in the agreement.
Can you cover non-US platforms?
Yes, where the platform's appeal route is available to you.
How is the multi-account incident response fee set?
Scope and a fixed fee are confirmed in writing after a preliminary evidence review and before any paid work starts. No hidden fees and no open-ended hourly billing.
Which platforms does Multi-Account Incident Response cover?
Every platform on our services page, from marketplaces and payment providers to social, advertising, content, gig and email accounts. If yours is not listed, send the notice and we will tell you whether we can help.
Is the information I share for Multi-Account Incident Response kept confidential?
Yes. It is used only to prepare your case, stored encrypted, and never published without your written consent.
Do you submit anything without my approval?
No. You review and approve every document, and the submission goes through your own account.
What if Multi-Account Incident Response shows my case is weak?
We tell you plainly, in writing, before you spend more. Sometimes the better route is fund release, a compliance fix, or legal advice rather than another appeal.
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