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I keep receiving this message from Amazon Seller Support, and this is getting ridiculous at this point. I have turned off all apps that can potentially be interfering with this "communication" guideline, my insert cards do not ask for reviews or feedback and I follow all the rules and guidelines.
• I have not requested or encouraged any reviews (positive or otherwise), nor have I asked customers to modify or remove feedback.
• I have not shared or requested any personal contact information from customers.
• I do not use any third-party messaging software, review solicitation tools, or automatic messaging outside of Amazon’s official “Request a Review” button.
• My product packaging and inserts do not contain QR codes, external links, personal contact info, or any language that violates Amazon’s guidelines.
• I have confirmed that no apps with messaging capabilities are currently connected to my account (see attached screenshot).
• I have reviewed and updated internal processes to ensure strict adherence to Amazon’s Communication Guidelines going forward.
Can someone from the Amazon team please review my Case ID: 17493807941 because I keep getting the same response when I appeal and I am sure that I am not breaking any rules.
"Communication guidelines policy". Somehow you DO communicate with Amazon's customers. Is this not true? Do you send messages before or after shipping or on receiving an order? Do you have your website address on the packaging? Or a QR code?
Can you paste the exact text that appears on the insert here, product details removed?
Do you send messages with every order -- or with a significant portion of orders?
We have had the same warnings and it is infuriating.
We do link to a shaving guide through a QR code on our product packaging because it is the only way that we can link the customer to a detailed user guide. We also send this PDF document to our customers through Amazon messaging after sale.
We believe that what we are doing is within terms of service, but correct me if we are wrong? We have our website on our packaging too, but we do not actively push customers to our website.
In the age of multi platform selling, Amazon really need to start evolving their policies. We prefer to sell on Amazon, not our website, but we need our website for customers who do not shop on Amazon.