Hi all,
I have been going at this for like 3 weeks now. We are a real company that manufactures a real product with 1.5 million USD in sales, on Amazon, last year in the US.
We set up our European accounts in anticipation of expansion into Europe. We set them up a year ago but haven't sent in product yet due to how busy we are in other markets.
The primary case on this matter is 10769852812
Amazon informs us that our compliance documents are deficient and missing a number of elements. For instance, that our documents do not state the material our product is made of. It clearly lists the type of plastic our product is made of.... and why they cannot acknowledge this makes no sense.
We are actually being told that 8 specific elements are missing. So, in our chat a few days ago, I made the support guy, in live chat, go through each element with me, and I pointed out where it is found in the document, and also provided screenshots of each instance to be certain it was impossible to miss. I thought that would have been the interaction to finally clear this all up.
It wasn't..... They just replied with the exact same message as they do each time... listing the same elements that they claim are not present.
For what it's worth, we are an experienced company, with all of the product testing required throughout North America and Europe. We have been manufacturing this exact product now for 14 years.
It has been impossible to speak with anyone beyond the basic support agent. I cannot get transferred to a higher level or to anyone in the "internal team". It is making me feel crazy.... what am I missing? Amazon is making no effort to explain anything outside of simply providing the list of missing elements. This is either extreme incompetence on Amazon's end, or extreme stupidity on my end. Please someone help me sort out which.
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PS I really hate having to come into the forums and tag each mod like some sort of madman. You would think Amazon would have a better system for resolution, particularly for a seller doing more than a million USD in Amazon sales annually.