Hey I just listed something, I am new to amazon so bare with me.

Why is it showing with the size with one option from 69.99.

I also want to shipping to be free.

is there any way to be able to list this like a normal listing?

I understand Amazon wants lower prices, but forcing sellers into prices that aren't profitable is just going to shrink the catalogue. If you want sellers to stay on amazon with lower prices, you HAVE to lower fees. This is not a sustainable business model.

Hi fellow sellers,

I’m posting today in hopes of gathering guidance — and perhaps a second set of eyes — on an issue that seems stuck in an administrative loop despite our proactive cooperation and strong performance.

We received a “Seller Fulfilled Offers Deactivated” notification tied to three ASINs (B08PPY5795, B0057IGRV6, B001IZK7P4), due to inaccurate detail page content. However, and this is important: we did not create these listings — we simply mapped our offers to existing ASINs.

Yes, we now understand that it was our responsibility to confirm that the listings matched our exact products — and we didn’t do that thoroughly enough. That was our mistake, and we’ve acknowledged it.

To address it, we have:

• Delisted all three ASINs.

• Provided the one invoice we had (for the only ASIN that was sold).

• Explained that the other two were never sold (so no invoice exists).

• Discontinued listing those brands or using that sourcing model.

• Implemented internal SOPs to verify listing-page accuracy before mapping to any ASIN going forward.

• Trained staff and shifted away from reactive listing practices.

But here’s the problem:

Our FBM (Merchant Fulfilled) account is fully active. We’re delivering orders on time, seeing strong daily sales ($1,000–$1,500/day), and maintaining performance metrics.

Still, the “Seller Fulfilled Offers Deactivated” banner remains on our Account Health Dashboard, even though:

• This was not a full account suspension

• The violation was ASIN-level

• We’ve removed the problem listings entirely

• There are no new or ongoing violations

We’ve submitted multiple appeals and explanations, but keep receiving generic rejections asking for “invoices for the other ASINs” — which don’t exist because those products were never sold and are no longer listed.

We’re not trying to relist. We’re simply asking for the Account Health banner to be removed, since it’s not reflective of our current selling privileges or account behavior.

Our Questions:

• Is there a pathway for ASIN-level MFN deactivations to be cleared once the issue is resolved?

• Has anyone had success getting the banner removed after correcting and acknowledging the root cause?

• Is it realistic to expect a human review here — or is this an automated flag that stays permanently?

We fully support Amazon’s policies and agree with holding sellers accountable for listing accuracy — even on mapped ASINs. But once the violation is acknowledged, resolved, and operations are clean, the system should reflect that.

Any help or guidance is deeply appreciated. We’re operating with full transparency and simply want our account to reflect the current reality.

Thanks in advance,

A dedicated seller

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Amazon removed 2 listings, after appealing it I was told that I need to upload Ingredients to the detail page, the removed listings are not in the inventory anymore, this is a dead end, I can't update the listing because they are removed by Amazon bot and appeal is rejected because I need to upload the requested information.

What is solution for this type of situation ? If you know how to remove the listings why not to restore them to give the listing owner an opportunity to edit the detail page ? Please help, I am asking any subject matter specialist.

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Hoping that someone can help provide guidance, or that an Amazon mod can chime in on what might be holding up our test approval.

We received notification that we needed to provide compliance documents for a children's toy listing, which is for plastic outdoor toys that are for children 6 years of age and older. We contacted the company we'd used in the past for our product testing and received an updated report with all applicable tests, which they provided and we submitted. Our submission was rejected and it the reason provided was "Missing Test"; no other clarification or explanation was given. We're unsure on how to proceed, as we have completed all tests we are aware of that are required for our product and the Amazon reviewer didn't provide any direction on what test we might be missing.

Here is a list of the tests that were completed and the results:

- CPSIA Section 101 & 103 Not Applicable

- CPSIA Section 106 & ASTM F963-23 Section 4.3.5.1(2) Not Applicable

- CPSIA Section 101 Pass

- California Prop 65, Total Lead Content Pass

- Washington Code Section 70.240.020, Cadium Content Pass

- Model Toxics in Packaging, Total Cadmium, Chromium (VI), Lead, and Mercury Content Pass

- 16 CFR 1307 Prohibition of Children's Toys and Child Care Articles Containing Specific Phthalates (8) Pass

- California Prop 65, Phthalate Content (6) Pass

- CPSIA Section 102 & 16 CFR 1501, Small Parts Not Applicable

- CPSIA Section 106, ASTM F963-23 & 16 CFR 1500 (FHSA), Mechanical Hazards & Labeling Pass

- CPSIA 103, Tracking Labels for Children's Products Pass

- 19 CFR 134.11, Country of Origin Marking Pass

- 16 CFR 1500.3(c)(6)(vi) & ASTM F963-23, Flammability of Solids Pass

If anyone can provide input on what test we might be missing, or if there is another way to contact Amazon to get direct guidance on what they're looking for, that would be very much appreciated.

This is currently an open Product Compliance Request. If we should be submitting our documents another way to get more input please let me know.

Edit to add: we have also created a case, ID: 17849834821