How does only selling FBA reduce chances of review? Are CDs a risky cateogry?

[peterjones]

You would of thought selling only FBA (high quality stock too) would make a review less likely and velocity limits higher as Amazon can physically see you have stock?

Is this not the case (assuming of course all stock high quality as described) ?

Also are CDs considered risky by Amazon?

[BigCJ]

still a gamble no matter if they have the stock or if it is high quality. High quality can still mean fak e and amazon could refuse you at anytime.

Also, CDs are most likely a death trap for a newer account unless you've jumped through amazons various hoops.

[jeffweico]

If your CD's are legitimate and you can provide Amazon with information as to your source, it might be best to approach them before actually setting up the account. Be honest and tell them what you are planning, how much volume you are expecting to do, etc.

FBA won't save you if they suspect your items are ⊗⊗⊗⊗, or that you pose any type of a risk to Amazon. If you get shut down while using FBA, you will have to pay a fee to get your inventory back. The fee could be significant if you have a large amount of stock.