I received an email from Seller Performance Team asking to verify my information. Once I did that, I received an email which I need to click on to verify further information. I have not done this yet because I am concerned if this is real. The email is coming from: seller-performance @ amazonsellernotifications.com

I have also attached screenshots. Can anyone confirm if this is real and if I should go through with the process? I contacted Seller Support and Account Health but both did not say there way anything wrong with my account. I also did not see any notification on my Seller Central dashboard.

Thank you.

Dear Amazon Seller Support Team,

I uploaded my Seller ID file on April 1, 2024 and till today, I haven't received any reply. It has been 6 days without a reply! And suspended my selling privileges! The Seller ID page still shows a status of “Under Review”; even though my backend shows that it takes 2 business days for us to receive a response.

Please see case details below:

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17535672561

17535726731

17531476701

We are very frustrated because our FBA inventory is unsellable and Amazon has been charging for storage and possible deletion of inventory.

Can you please help speed up the verification process?

Thank you for your help and look forward to hearing from you.

JINGXUAN

Well, the tariffs are here. More than 70 percent of the products that wholesalers and retailers sell on Amazon are produced in China, according to a survey conducted by Jungle Scout and published by the ECDB. So, looks like cost for the majority of sellers are going up substantially. Per WSJ: China will be hit with a new 34% tariff, adding to previous duties, like the 20% tariff Trump imposed over fentanyl. That means the base tariff rate on Chinese imports will be 54%, before adding pre-existing levies. Have you started changing prices yet?

Not talked about much: "Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order eliminating the so-called de minimis provision for low-value parcels from China, effective May 2. Under U.S. tax law, the de minimis provision allows companies to avoid import taxes and customs inspections on international shipments with a retail value of $800 or less."

89 million de minimis packages came in from China in January. So, say the tariffs cuts that flood of packages in half, DHS still has to deal with a tsunami of packages to collect tariffs on which they never had to do before. Are there details on a plan to handle this? If so, please share.

The new de minimis rules may help some USA based sellers whos items are low cost and compete with cheap Chinese goods off of Temu et.al. Seems most of us in the USA can expect long delays on import clearances. Are stock outs therefore looming, and is it another reason to raise prices to conserve what inventory we all have already landed in the USA?

Thoughts?

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