I can't see how many total rating I get for each star category. I can see the quantity of rating with reviews only. For example I get a total 100 ratings of 5 stars and 20 of them is with review. Amazon writes "20 matching reviews when I filtered "5 stars" but doesn't mention the rest of 80 ratings. Is it a bug?

I have been charged even though no business or inventory was held in storage. This is on the US market. I haven't entered into my account for years, and now I see a good 70$.. Can I complain somewhere, or talk to someone?

Order # 113-5191902-6883421, buyer 's delivery address is incomplete. ups tracking showing return to shipper, but after checked return tracking status, package been delivered to HEBRON, KY. not my address. Customer file az claim. order shipped on time using a claims-protected shipping service purchased in Amazon Buy Shipping. but Customer file az claim, still is self granted? So customer get full refund, and Amazon get my item? is Amazon will send item back to me?

I sell pewter trinkets that have magnetic closures. The trinkets have bezel that allows for these magnets to be glued inside the lid and the body of the trinkets. They are not accessible and the only way to remove them is to break them and pry them out. They are very low level magnets and they are not loose. The product itself will not fit through the minimum opening requirement. The trinkets are not toys. They are themed trinkets and they are placed in a curio box as a display only. Not toys and not intended for children to play with.

The magnets are securely glued inside and cannot be removed under normal or foreseeable use. The product does not meet the criteria for magnet hazard under CPSC's 2022 rule (16 CFR 1262) because the magnets are low-strength, non-removable, and are part of an adult-use decorative product. Appropriate warnings are already provided on the listing.

I believe these products are fully compliant with current CPSC magnet safety regulations and platform policies. And I sell them on many other platforms in addition to Amazon. So by removing these listings, you are making them not available on Amazon. I am a small independent company and cannot afford to have these items third party tested. So the only option is to not sell them on Amazon even though I have successfully sold them on Amazon for years with zero issues.

Here are the relevant facts:

This is not a toy and is not marketed for children.

The magnets are low strength and are permanently glued and enclosed inside a pewter bezel.

The magnets cannot be removed under normal or abusive use. I have personally tested them, and the only way to remove them would be to destroy the item.

The item is intended solely for adult decorative use, such as collectible display or keepsake storage.

Appropriate warnings for magnets and small parts are clearly disclosed in the listing.

The product does not meet the criteria for hazardous magnets under the CPSC's 2022 rule (16 CFR 1262), because the magnets are:

Inaccessible

Low-powered

Not loose or removable

How can I get these reinstated without the third party testing? These have been listed on Amazon for years. Not new listings! Though inventory is regularly replenished when sold out.

Thank you in advance for your assistance and guidance.

If someone returns a damaged item — like used shoes or a pair missing the original box — we're allowed to charge a restocking fee. That’s within Amazon’s policy.

However, doing so almost always results in a negative seller review. And unfortunately, it's rare for satisfied customers to leave positive feedback, no matter how well we handle the transaction.

So the feedback system ends up being one-sided. Sellers are left with two tough choices: either take a financial loss on high-end items because, for example, a customer (such as a teen buying prom shoes) expects to return them used with no consequences — thanks to how easy FBA returns are — or enforce restocking fees and accept the hit to your seller rating.

Either way, the system feels stacked against third-party sellers. It's just not a fair setup.