The "Get Started" link looks fake: go[dot]amazonsellerservices[dot]com[dot]s3-website-us-west-1[dot]amazonaws[dot]com/a/c/r/[some uuid]

It doesn't matter how I search them, even using the main keywords in the listing title or any of my Generic Keywords.

Now I know this is not a FBA item, currently. But I won't move it over to FBA until these items are searchable.

One example, ASIN, B0DT9DR132

Dear Amazon Seller Community,

This post not just out of frustration, but with the hope that someone who’s walked this path before might offer clarity or support. After working hard to build my Amazon business, it now feels like everything is slipping away because of a single product listing.

I chose a well-known health and wellness website as my supplier. They offer competitive pricing, and before purchasing, I did my due diligence — I contacted 7–8 major brands listed on their site. Most of them confirmed that this retailer is their authorized seller, and some even listed this supplier under the "Where to Buy" section of their official websites.

Feeling confident, I sourced products, including one from a very popular brand, and listed them on Amazon. Soon after listing the item, my account was deactivated due to product authenticity concerns related to that ASIN.

I submitted the invoice for the product, but Amazon rejected it and requested supply chain documentation. I contacted my supplier, and their response was that — while they are a legitimate reseller — they are not able to provide manufacturer resale authorization or documents that Amazon typically requests.

Not giving up, I contacted the brand directly. They confirmed that my supplier is not sourcing directly from them, and they’re unsure where my supplier is obtaining the stock.

To be clear, I only received two orders on the affected product, and I issued full refunds to both customers — even though no complaints were made. I did not intend to violate any policy. My intent was always to sell genuine products from a reputable retailer. I now understand the importance of sourcing only through verifiable and authorized supply chains.

I’ve appealed multiple times, and I’ve been transparent throughout. But each response from Amazon has been a rejection.

I’m reaching out to this community to ask:

• Is there any realistic chance left to get my account back?

• Has anyone faced a similar situation and found a way through?

• Or… is my journey on Amazon truly over because of one listing mistake — made despite genuine effort to follow the rules?

I built this business from scratch with hope, hard work, and a sincere desire to succeed honestly. I’m open to all advice and guidance.

Thank you in advance for reading and supporting.

— A seller trying to do it right