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Originally Posted by elmo (Post 902719)

Listing violation. Seems to be much more common these days.

My honest guess is it’s combination of a new seller store, the listings you put up, and how risky those first listings were.

Piggybacking onto existing listings is proving to be risky as I know people are getting flagged for listing products theyre not approved for selling. Amazon sometimes allows you to sell products that require additional approval if you’re piggybacking onto existing listing pages. That’s an issue though as people are unknowingly getting suspended

To avoid this you should first create a listing page for the product you’re trying to sell manually. You’ll either be allowed to sell or not. If you are allows to sell it then you should never see this type of suspension.

If you’re using a mass listing uploaded... that may be a bit risky, at least on a relatively new account.

This suspension is a PITA to get reinstated... I’ve tried helping around 15 people and the only ones we got reinstated involved creating a website listing the products for sale you had on Amazon. The contact us page should have your amazon name and address. This in combination with purchase invoices seems to best way to get reinstated