Amazon should be advertising more now and trying to make up for the recent public policy choices Amazon has made. They should be 100% business focused and more neutral on other things.

3rd party seller paying for storefronts monthly deserve more effort to advertise positively. 3rd party sellers must pay additional high seller fees on every sales transaction. Frustrating that Amazon sales are down and very little product views are coming through now from the latest boycotts and tariff chaos. Seems Amazon does not care.

Hello, so i have inventory that has a 118 day shelf life, if I send it out today would amazon stop fulfilling it at 90 days?

I want to start this by stating we are an Amazon approved service provider listed in the Service Provider Network. We are not exactly sure what policy change was put into place regarding Restricted Product appeals, how they are reviewed, and what new steps if any are now in place for these reviews, but we are seeing the same canned response across more than a dozen client selling accounts. There are 2 different messages we are seeing (sometimes we see both on the same case). Those canned responses are as follows:

"We received your submission and we are currently working with other Amazon teams to reach a resolution on your case.

still working on the resolution

It can take up to 5 business days to conduct the investigation. We will update you once a resolution has been reached."

AND

"We received your submission and we are currently working with other Amazon teams to reach a resolution on your case.

It can take up to 10 business days to conduct the investigation. We will update you once a resolution has been reached."

In every single instance, across a multitude of client accounts, not once have we received a resolution or reply to these cases within either the 5 day or 10 day window requested. In 100% of the instances where we received this message, we have had to request an update after the grace period requested. These are, for the most part, fairly run-of-the-mill standard cases where a word or two needs to be changed due to whatever Amazon claim(s) is enforcing this week. I would just really appreciate some clarity on what has changed in this process and why the slow turning wheels have ground to a complete halt on the appeals team? Could really use some clarity from the mods on this @Seller_37l8i4vuvugjG@Seller_JT2cdQLa0Oueg @Seller_zukQNO61PzGck @Seller_GEZPMc4CeQfh6 @Seller_pAPBCLhysbW5T @Seller_CnfW62x6yxvJw

Thanks

I've been selling on Amazon for 10 years, and I've never seen anything like this before. There are 78 suspicious orders—each placed at a rate of 6 orders per minute.

• All orders are from business customers, and each contains only one unit.

• The best-performing ASIN was targeted.

• Every order is placed from a different account and shipped to a different address.

• However, in the address field of all orders, the following text appears: "nullPO67d..."

I contacted Amazon Support, and they are directing me to the Competitor Seller Attack Unit. But here's the catch—they're asking me to provide the name of the competitor.

Are they serious? How am I supposed to know who is behind this? Isn't that their job to investigate?

Has anyone dealt with this before? Any advice?