Confirm Sources of Inventory - Anybody beat this suspension?

[munkron]

I was suspended for "Confirm sources of inventory."

Now this is a product that I own, so it's bs that it's getting suspended. I can list in it easily with no issues, and only listed a few items, but it got me suspended.

I cannot seem to beat this suspension, and no matter how I reply, they give you a final suspension that they will not reply to emails about this any further.

Has anybody had luck with this? This department is the most trigger happy with no chance of an appeal. I've seen it happen with old accounts as well, and they only ask for an invoice but still give a final suspension.


listings-report-proactive@amazon.com

-- Length of time you have been in business
-- Sources of your Amazon inventory, include invoices from past 6 months
-- Storage location of inventory
-- Addresses of any retail locations
-- Link to business website
-- Links to other websites that you actively sell on
-- Tracking information for recently shipped orders if applicable, found on the Manage Orders page in Seller Central (https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/orders-v2/list)
-- Tax ID or Dun and Bradstreet (D-U-N-S) Number

[ebaystealth1974]

You can't confirm your source of inventory?

[munkron]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

You can't confirm your source of inventory?

I did, but they don't accept it. It's my own product.

[elmo]

https://www.aspkin.com/forums/amazon...ge-amazon.html

[Noworries445]

Have you registered your brand with amazon ?

[technokidd1]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

You can't confirm your source of inventory?

Well what if he was a drop shipper? This goes for eBay and PayPal aswell...

[ebaystealth1974]

Originally Posted by technokidd1

Well what if he was a drop shipper? This goes for eBay and PayPal aswell...

But he's not... he said he own's the product.

And every drop shipper I ever worked with sent me invoices for sales.

[technokidd1]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

But he's not... he said he own's the product.

And every drop shipper I ever worked with sent me invoices for sales.

So like AMAZON You request your dropshippers invoices before they make a sell?

You do know that a drop shipper will not have the invoice until after the buyer pays them, then the drop shipper scours the net for a cheaper price and send that item to the buyer.

Drop shipping for beginners.

[ebaystealth1974]

Originally Posted by technokidd1

then the drop shipper scours the net for a cheaper price and send that item to the buyer.

I don't consider people like that "drop shippers". My supplier had 10s of 1000s of products and my invoices came straight from them.

What you're describing is more like retail arbitrage.

[dallis]

When he says he 'owns his product' I'm not clear if the OP means he manufactures it himself... if he does, he must have invoices for what raw materials he buys.

The rest of those details are easy enough to supply.

Not clear what the issue is, except the OP doesn't want to provide the info.

[technokidd1]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

What you're describing is more like retail arbitrage.

Well it appears retail arbitrage is a billion dollar business. That's a statement I can stand behind.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by munkron

I did, but they don't accept it. It's my own product.

Any further news munkron?