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Hello

I have a lot of inventory. I am not worried about a review. I just want to be able to sell. I want to sell on amazon full spead.

Does the 750 trigger a suspension ? Or just a review.

I want to sell thousands of dollars worth of merchandise.

I sell legit items, I treat my customers as they are a family member. I like to deliver happiness. I ship out orders the same day.

I have about 65k worth of merchandise. Can I sell it?

Should I call amazon or create a case.

I don't care about a review. I just want to sell.

Can I sell a lot of items? The first week.

Thanks

In order to sell on Amazon full speed you need to build your account.

$750 is just an estimated area of their first review, which if you have no or little feedback will usually trigger an automatic suspension.

Shipping items out same day is essential on Amazon. I get most of my feedback because orders arrive days before the estimated arrival date.

You can sell 65k worth of merchandise but it will take time and planning. I'd recommend using multiple stealth accounts to spread your sales out.

Hope this answers some questions.

It depends on what you are selling. If it is considered high-risk, then probably not - at least not without prior approval from Amazon.

You will care about a review when your account goes on hold & you are caught.

Look what happened with your ebay delays....

I do not for one moment doubt that you are not a good seller & will do your very best for your buyers.

You have to work out the best way to let amazon allow you to do this.

If you take these steps now, then you can move forwards & sell well.

Be careful, my friend, least your haste damages your account.
:peace:

Greenbean is 100% correct. If you can PROVE your merchandise is legitimate, then you might want to approach Amazon first. They will probably want some proof, and will also want information regarding your business (legally organized and registered is best) and maybe even some business references.

Doing this does not guarantee that you will NEVER be reviewed, but it lessens the risk.

Being the Christmas season, this is the only way I can see a brand new account being allowed to rack up thousands of dollars of sales per week. Amazon gives extra scrutiny to accounts, especially NEW accounts, right before the Christmas rush.

@JeffWeico,

Who should I call, or contact to prove this? I have invoices from my distributors and I have my legal information.

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Doing this does not guarantee that you will NEVER be reviewed, but it lessens the risk.

Good reality check.

Perhaps you can call Ama zon Customer Service and get Seller Specialist line.

The 750 limit
 

Hello

So if I get to the 750 limit. What happens should I stop selling or still sell?

I would suggest you still sell

If you get a review, ship orders and hope for feedback ... chances are you'll pass the review

I would compose a message to all your buyers asking for them to leave feedback. I've been honest and told them I was under review and their feedback would be extremely helpful and it has worked well for me.

in my case, once amazon smell your listings(legit) can hit some high dollar amount then they hit with review then request the tax id... about 3 orders 1.5k in the first week new account. After id validated, they lifted the listings then start to disburse 14 days and continue review... notify to put rolling reserve... first payment 8k received, 2nd should be this week... EIN should be playing a big role-For a new account to pull about 30k sales in a month should be great but my only concern is disbursement as no button for the 24hrs payment as before... all our other new accounts also have similar problem. I feel amazon is using the payment onhold to add more security to their control. They hold whole bunch of our money so we are working like a dog for amazon.:smash:

Just an FYI... Amazon did not invent the "rolling reserve".

Many merchant accounts are subject to rolling reserves of anywhere between 3% - 25% of sales. This happens for many reasons:

• The business owner has a low credit score
• The business is new
• Large volume on a new account
• Volume increase on an established account
• Line of merchandise is deemed risky
• Type of business/industry (ie. travel)

So How Should I show that I am legit to amazon? I want to sell into the big numbers.

Today first day of selling on amazon. I hit about $500 in sales. Do I stop? Or Keep Going?

I shipped everything already.

There's allot of kinds of fr aud that go on at Amazon and every where else so they have to have a reserve or they will go under or loose allot.

So should i keep selling

So on a new account you did 30k in the first month?

Update: $500 in sales first day on the account.

What to do now? Stop selling or keep going. If I pass the 750. They do the review. Can I sell everything then if I pass the 750 without the automatic suspension.

Yes, just like the faucet when amazon turn counter-clokwise to let the orders flow in. I only can find the reason as they showing account - tax id validated. Only one positive feedback

The other new accounts without ID were turn off, listing no show.

They did work very hard to find something though, found the a linked account(#2) and ask to remove other listings. Very possible by the store name or registered name / listings items / similare visa card ( last 4 different, EXP same).

One problem is from the other account #3 they also linked to the #2 / #4 so for the records they might have 4 tied together, with the total fund onhold $40-50k they possibly want to watch nothing going bad.

Alos I can share about a experience to kick amazon real hard few months ago, they've made a mistake to release the payment $80k while account is onhold...plus the prior disbursed $70k -they must regret very much to deal with 300 customer's refund:heh: ...during half of my process to process the refund... the account log-in removed so they have to take care themsellf in the guarantee claims!

How can I do 100k in sales in one month? Is it possible on a new account.

Do I need to put the EIN UP?

Or is it possible to call them

You just post questions without reading around the forums? Lot of posts on all topics to guide you with YOUR decision. Can't expect to be led the whole way DoubleA.