I have a question about Amazon US identity verification. I live outside the US and operate through a C-Corp

My current provider charges $1,000/year for a lease and $150/month for a landline phone bill as proof of address.

I recently noticed that Amazon also accepts mobile phone bills. This could allow me to use a cheaper virtual office and get a separate mobile plan instead.

Has anyone successfully used a mobile phone bill as proof of address for Amazon US verification?

Amazon may accept mobile phone bills if the name and address match Seller Central. However, virtual office addresses can cause verification issues.

Yes mobile postpaid business bill works if name+address match Seller Central exactly ditch the $150 landline, use $30 virtual office + $25 T-Mobile business mobile bill.

Amazon does accept mobile phone bills for certain verification purposes, but I’d be careful about switching to a virtual office purely to reduce costs. The bigger issue is whether Amazon considers the address a legitimate business address and whether your documents consistently match the information registered in Seller Central. Since you’re operating through a US C-Corp while residing abroad, I’d also make sure Amazon has your actual country of residence correctly recorded. A document being accepted doesn’t necessarily mean the address itself will pass verification.