All your settings and personal data are permanently deleted.

Concerning the sellers, your articles (photo, video, audio) as well as all the elements you have filled in (description of the shop, social links, ...) are definitively deleted.

Warning: if your shop has been referenced, the deletion in search engines will be done gradually and may take several weeks.

Do you want to reference your shop in search engines in order to have more visitors and therefore increase your sales?

Go to the "My Seller Account" section, then click "Edit my seller account" and finally enable the "Privacy" option so your store has to be "Public"

In the event of a change in the confidentiality of the shop, the addition or deletion in the search engines is done gradually and may take several weeks.

Do you want to reactivate your shop?

Note that the products added before will have been removed from the sale when the store is deactivated.

• Go to the "My account" menu
• then click on the "Re-activate my shop" button in the "Marketplace" section

You want to close your shop?

• Go to the section "My account seller"
• then, click on "Edit my account seller"
• and finally, click on the button "Deactivate my shop" at the bottom of the page.

The equivalents of the Business Registration Certificate vary from one country to another, and the names and formats of these documents may differ.

Here are some examples for certain countries:

France (id. Monaco, DOM/TOM): Extract Kbis issued by the Trade and Companies Register (Registre du Commerce et des Sociétés or RCS).

Belgium: Extract from the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (Banque-Carrefour des Entreprises or BCE).

United Kingdom: Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Companies House.

Spain: Certificado de Registro Mercantil, issued by the Mercantile Registry.

United States: Certificate of Constitution (or Articles of Incorporation) issued by the Secretary of State of the state where the company is registered.

Portugal: Certidão Permanente issued by the National Registry of Legal Persons (Registo Nacional de Pessoas Coletivas or RNPC).

China: Business License issued by the Administration for Industry and Commerce (AIC) or the equivalent organization according to the company's legal structure.

Japan: Kabushiki Kaisha (KK) or Godo Kaisha (GK) - Certificate of Registration issued by the Commercial Affairs Bureau.

Australia: Certificate of Registration issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

It is important to note that this information is based on general standards and may evolve.

For up-to-date and specific information for a company in a particular country, it is recommended to consult the relevant government authorities or seek specialized legal services.

A Business Registration Number is a unique identifier assigned to a business entity when it registers with the appropriate government authority or regulatory body in a specific jurisdiction.

This number is used to uniquely identify the business in official records and is typically required for various administrative, tax, and legal purposes.

The specific name and format of a Business Registration Number can differ from one country to another.

For example:

Australian Business Number (ABN) :
   - Countries: Australia
   - Structure: 11 digits
   - Expected Format: 12345678901

Cadastro Nacional da Pessoa Jurídica (CNPJ) :
   - Countries: Brazil
   - Structure: 14 digits
   - Expected Format: 12.345.678/0001-90

Business Number (BN) :
   - Countries: Canada
   - Structure: 9 digits
   - Expected Format: 123456789

Unified Social Credit Code (USCC) :
   - Countries: China
   - Structure: 18 alphanumeric characters
   - Expected Format: 91310115MA1KPJMG51

Commercial Register Number (Handelsregisternummer) :
   - Countries: Germany
   - Structure: Variable in length and structure depending on the state and legal form of the business.
   - Expected Format: Variable depending on the legal form of the business.

Here are two common formats for the Handelsregisternummer in Germany :

a. HRA (Handelsregister A) : This format is typically used for sole proprietors (individual traders) and general partnerships (OHG - Offene Handelsgesellschaft). The HRA number is followed by a unique number assigned to the business.
   - Example: HRA 12345

b. HRB (Handelsregister B) : his format is commonly used for limited liability companies (GmbH - Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung) and other types of companies. The HRB number is also followed by a unique number assigned to the business.
   - Example: HRB 67890

Código de Identificación Fiscal (CIF) :
   - Countries: Spain
   - Structure: Variable, including an entity type letter, digits, and a control letter.
   - Expected Format: X1234567Z (for individuals) or A12345678 (for companies).

Système d'Identification du Répertoire des Entreprises (SIREN) :
   - Countries: France, Monaco, DOM/TOM
   - Structure: 9 digits
   - Expected Format: 123456789

Système d'Identification du Répertoire des Établissements (SIRET) :
   - Countries: France, Monaco, DOM/TOM
   - Structure: 14 digits
   - Expected Format: 12345678901234

Company Registration Number (CRN) :
   - Countries: United Kingdom
   - Structure: Variable in length
   - Expected Format: Variable depending on the business status.

Corporate Identification Number (CIN) :
    - Countries: India
    - Structure: 21 alphanumeric characters
    - Expected Format: L12345KA2021PLC123456

Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) :
    - Countries: Japan
    - Structure: 20 alphanumeric characters
    - Expected Format: 12345678901234567890

Número de Identificação Fiscal (NIF) :
    - Countries: Portugal
    - Structure: 9 digits
    - Expected Format: 123456789

Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) :
    - Countries: Multiple countries, primarily in the United States
    - Structure: 9 digits
    - Expected Format: 123456789

Numéro de TVA (TVA) :
    - Countries: Belgium
    - Structure : 10 digits
    - Expected Format : 0123.456.789

The examples provided above are for reference purposes for each respective country.

Restrict content to a major audience

The age limit can be applied to a Shop when the content it offers may offend the sensibilities of younger people.

When a Shop is subject to an age limit, users must be logged in and be 18 years of age or older to access its content (view the cover image of a product, add the product to the cart, etc.).

When deciding to apply age-restrict content, the following should be considered:

• 1. Video games with violent or explicit content

  • Fighting and violent action games: such as shooting or war games.
  • Games with sexual or nudity themes: Some games include adult content.
  • Online gambling and casino games: Games involving real or virtual money.

  2. Alcohol and drug-related content

  • Alcoholic beverages .
  • Contents promoting drug use: Including the cultivation or use of cannabis in regions where it is legal.
  • Related content: Vaporizers, water pipes and other accessories related to the consumption of substances.

  3. 3. Tobacco-related content

  • Electronic cigarettes and tobacco products .

  4. Films, series, and other media with explicit themes

  • Violent or horror content: Films, series or videos featuring scenes of extreme violence or horror.
  • Adult themes: Films or series with sexually explicit themes, nudity or coarse language.

  5. Educational content on sensitive subjects

  • Sex education: Certain courses or educational materials that deal with human sexuality.
  • Documents on violence or crime: Some educational content addressing topics such as domestic violence or crime.

  6. Sensitive religious or political content

  • Some content that addresses sensitive religious or political topics may be restricted to young people.

  7. Betting and gambling products

  • Contents Lottery games and sports betting.

Turn Restricted Mode on

• Go to "My sales area"
• then click on "Edit Seller Account"
• click on "Age Limit" button to place it on "Adults Only"
• and finally, click the "Save" button at the bottom of the page