hello I wanted to make sure that my shop is ready to get going and start adding product and selling please let me know what I need to do
Uploading Spreadsheet for tee shirts. Won't validate. Error ring size?
Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry > Novelty & More > Clothing > Novelty > Men > Shirts > T-Shirts (novelty-t-shirts)
I've always used this for item keyword. Yes, it says jewelry but never has it asked me for ring size. This is a new glitch for me.
I'm not selling rings; I am selling shirts.
Can anybody advice?
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Hey guys,
Quick one.
We got an extortion email about a week ago – pay up or we’ll hurt your listing. Ignored it.
Then days later, a 1-star review pops up. The text is pure AI nonsense – it talks about our aluminum valve cover having issues and mentions "oil separator deformation."
Here’s the thing: we only sell PLASTIC valve covers. No aluminum, no oil separator. The review doesn't even match our product. It’s just random words slapped together.
So yeah – extortion first, fake AI review right after. Same playbook.
What we did:
Screenshot the email
Reported the review
I want Amazon to actually look into this. It's not just about one listing – it's a whole scam ring.
Anyone else been hit like this? How did you push Amazon to act? Is there a better team to contact?
Thanks.
Why can't the products that have been re-activated in my store appear on the buyer's side, but the store shows that they have been listed for sale, what's going on?
Hello @Seller_PIHyltK09pbl3 and @Seller_QTT5oP45IFvQZ
I am reaching out for urgent assistance regarding a seller hijacking my listing.
A Chinese seller ("HAOXIN SHOP") is currently counterfeiting our product on our ASIN. Because our USPTO trademark is currently in a pending status, Brand Registry denied our IP infringement claim.
To address this, I performed a test buy and submitted a report via Account Health -> Report Abuse.
Complaint ID: 20420826351
Issue: The test buy clearly shows that the product sold by "HAOXIN SHOP" is counterfeit and does not match our ASIN listing (photos were attached to the complaint).
It has been almost a week since I filed this complaint, and no action has been taken. This hijacker is actively selling fake products to our customers, which puts us at an immediate risk of receiving negative reviews that could destroy our business.
Could you please look into Complaint ID: 20420826351 and help us remove this unauthorized seller?
Thank you in advance for your time and assistance.
Best regards,
We received multiple 'policy violations' for our lab grown diamond line today. These items are at risk of being removed from Amazon if the violations are not resolved within 2 days, not a lot of time!
However, the violations state we are not identifying the items as lab grown diamonds in the title or description, or that we are importing the jewelry from Russia.. despite the fact that it states lab grown in the title and the description and bullet points identify the items as lab-grown more than 6 times for each item (which has been confirmed by the appeals we have sent in). We also have a team of lawyers and certified GIA graduates on our team that have checked these items over and they are fully compliant with all laws, rules, and policies of the FTC, and we show the country of origin as not Russia for sure, nor is Russia ever mentioned in our listings! We dont have a single item that comes from Russia.
When we attempt to appeal these, it just comes back asking for proof that we are not sourcing from Russia, which is basically Amazon strong arming us to get our lab grown diamond supplier details. Something tells me Amazon is trying to get into the lab grown diamond game, next thing you know our supplier will be telling us that Amazon has been contacting them to try and purchase from them...
Very helpful Amazon. Case 19495995081 if anyone from Amazons forum teams wants to look at this.
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Hello Amazon Community Managers,
Our seller account is currently under attack by a highly coordinated return fraud and postal fraud scheme involving 8 separate FBM orders for our bulk matchbox listing ("Plain White Match Boxes Bulk, 100-Pack").
We have already systematically submitted individual reports via the "Report Abuse" tool for every order ID and submitted formal representations with carrier evidence for the A-to-z claims. However, because these claims directly threaten our Order Defect Rate (ODR) and account health, we urgently need a Community Manager to escalate this case internally to the Fraud and Buyer Abuse Teams.
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### SUMMARY OF FRAUD PATTERN & EVIDENCE
1. Systematic Fraud Operation:
• Outbound Shipments: All 8 orders were shipped FBM to genuine buyer addresses across the US (e.g., California, Texas, Ohio, Florida). Outbound shipping weights ranged from 1 lb 5 oz to 2 lbs via FedEx/USPS in 12x6x4 boxes.
• Origin Scan Discrepancy: Every single return label generated by the scammer—regardless of the ship-to state thousands of miles away—shares an identical return origin scan from Bloomfield, New Jersey.
• Return Address: All returns bear the exact same return address: Angela Hearst, 85 Irving Terrace, Bloomfield, NJ 07003.
• Returned Contraband: Instead of our matchboxes, the returned packages contain cheap, lightweight junk items (3 oz plastic children's scissors, 10 oz TEMU supplements) in small plastic bags.
• Non-Responsive Buyers: All attempts to contact the buyer accounts via Buyer-Seller Messaging have gone unanswered.
2. Side-by-Side Carrier Evidence Available:
• Outbound FedEx/USPS tracking receipts displaying 1lb 5oz – 2lb package weights.
• Return tracking receipts showing 3oz – 10oz package weights (paid label weight mismatch).
• Photos showing the uniform physical junk items received, return shipping labels, and NJ origin scans.
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### AFFECTED ORDER DETAILS (ALL 8 ORDERS)
1. Order ID: 111-0878067-5437025
• Outbound: Shipped 1lb 5oz matchboxes to CA.
• Return: 3oz junk item returned from Bloomfield, NJ (Angela Hearst).
2. Order ID: 114-9433428-0373014
• Outbound: Shipped 1lb 5oz matchboxes via FedEx (383300095448) to FL 34108.
• Return: 3oz plastic scissors returned from Bloomfield, NJ.
3. Order ID: 112-7892426-4469008
• Outbound: Shipped 1lb 5oz matchboxes via FedEx (383208055020) to OH 43316.
• Return: 3oz plastic scissors returned from Bloomfield, NJ.
4. Order ID: 111-0965810-1069056
• Outbound: Shipped 1lb 5oz matchboxes via FedEx (383208056780) to TX 75052.
• Return: 3oz plastic scissors returned from Bloomfield, NJ.
5. Order ID: 114-8746004-2032246
• Outbound: Shipped 2x 100-pack matches via USPS (9334610990150199872321).
• Return: Fraudulent return label (USPS 9200190425190700000722) from Bloomfield, NJ.
6. Order ID: 113-4101543-6625814
• Outbound: Shipped 2x 100-pack matches via USPS (9334610990150200586902).
• Return: Fraudulent return label from Bloomfield, NJ.
7. Order ID: 114-0839334-1450627
• Outbound: Shipped 1lb 5oz matchboxes via USPS (9334610990370305005669) to CA 94553.
• Return: 3oz plastic toy returned from Bloomfield, NJ.
8. Order ID: 111-8095144-3244238
• Outbound: Shipped 2 lbs matchboxes via FedEx (383152514130) to CA 92009.
• Return: 10 oz TEMU supplement (USPS 9200190425260800003739) returned from Bloomfield, NJ.
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### ACTION REQUESTED
Could a Community Manager please:
1. Escalate these 8 linked Order IDs directly to the internal Buyer Fraud / Account Integrity Team to review the organized network.
2. Ensure our account’s Order Defect Rate (ODR) is protected and padded against metric damage from these fraudulent A-to-z claims.
3. Confirm reversal/reimbursement for claims granted under false return representations.
@KJ_Amazon @Xander_Amazon @Tiff_Amazon @Seller_Support
Thank you for reviewing this critical matter.