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Hi, Anyone else having this issue

Your Amazon seller account has been placed under temporary review. This review period will provide us with time to confirm delivery of your recent seller-fulfilled orders. The review period should not exceed 30 days. If more time is needed for your temporary review, we will let you know. While your account is under review, funds will remain in your account. However, you will not be able to receive any disbursements during the review period.

For more information, go to "Funds disbursement eligibility policy":

Once we confirm delivery of recent seller-fulfilled orders, you may proceed with funds disbursements according to your regular disbursement schedule. If you have outstanding un-shipped or open orders during this time, continue to fulfill these orders. Evidence of delivery will help speed up the review of your account.

We used a combination of automated means and expert human review to identify and decide this issue.

Why did this happen?

Amazon considers multiple factors when deciding if a selling account should be placed under temporary review. For examples of these factors, go to "Selling account reviews for seller-fulfilled orders":

Maintaining a healthy account and abiding by selling best practices can minimize the likelihood that your account will be placed under review in the future. Refer to our Seller University video on "Seller Fulfillment Best Practices":

How do I expedite the review of my account?

If you believe that there has been an error or you would like to speed up the review process, submit an explanation to

Your explanation should include the following information:

-- Updated tracking information for recently shipped seller-fulfilled orders or verify that the current uploaded tracking information is correct. Tracking information may be provided in the Manage Orders section of your seller account. If you are an Amazon Easy Ship seller, confirm that you use this service for your seller-fulfilled orders as part of your submission:

-- Evidence of delivery of recently shipped seller-fulfilled orders. The evidence may include buyer confirmation of receipt or proof of delivery documentation. If you have not already done so, you may request feedback from your buyers. When contacting a buyer, it is prohibited to pressure a buyer or offer incentives for feedback. Read the "customer product reviews" policies for more information:

-- If your account has unfulfilled orders and buyer claims or complaints that they did not receive the order, send documentation that explains the reasons for non-fulfillment.

-- -- If you are facing logistics issues that are affecting proper fulfillment of your orders and proactive order cancellation, send us evidence for the reasons. We will consider the evidence during your review. Supporting evidence may include copies of communications from the provider, invoices, bank statements, contracts, or any other evidence useful to explain what caused the delays.

-- The URL or physical store address of other stores, including other Amazon accounts where you sell similar products and can show proof of delivery.

-- -- Evidence to support the identity of your business and history of positive buyer-seller transactions. This evidence may include a business website, email, or company bank information. Ensure that all applicable business information is up to date in your Seller Central account. The evidence to support your business's identity is not necessary. However, this evidence can help speed up the verification of your business and the account review process.

Hi, I have recently applied for a trademark on a new brand I have started but my application has been automatically rejected, I have appealed and followed the guide given as to what I had done wrong on the application but now the replies I have received are saying this:

We’ve reviewed and found that applications can be declined under certain circumstances. This account has been involved in abusive conduct on our websites, or is related to an account that was used for such abusive conduct.

I've been selling on Amazon for over a year and have never been abusive so I am really confused by how I can sort this issue out. Every reply is a stock answer with no direction on what to do.

Does anyone have any advice please

Amazon deactivating a sellers account all of a sudden is the reason I do not go 'all in' selling on Amazon and spread my selling over different platforms. If I felt very safe on Amazon I would ditch the other platforms and concentrate on Amazon. Oh well, their loss as I am sure most other sellers do the same for the same reasons.

Amazon are thieves and there is nothing we can do about it because they are all powerful.

I sold on there for over 2 years with no issues, good performance and good reviews. Yet on the busiest weekend of the year (11thDecember) they decide to deactivate my account due to an IP complaint, which they call 'counterfeit goods'. Because 9 prints I sold had the same pattern, I was flagged for 9 policy violations. I appealed and thought that it was sorted, removed the listings, and anything remotely similar. They let me continue selling, and then suddenly deactivated my account. Because I sell framed prints, most of the £1,800 they tied up was not profit, but postage and frames that I had paid for and that people had received. The frames were not counterfeit which are the most expensive part of the orders. The prints cost pennies in comparison.

They recently did the same to my fathers business, and he never got his money back either. It seems to be a trend, crush small businesses and replace them with Chinese sellers or Amazon listings - in fact I later saw a similar poster to mine that seemingly was fine? The fact they can literally break a whole thriving business with the click of their finger, and no proper recourse is criminal and surely if not illegal then highly immoral. They should be held to account. Our laws were not made to factor in these e-commerce giants.

Add in the fact that they themselves are the biggest tax dodgers and treat their staff like rubbish shows the character of their company.

2 years with them and they take the word of someone else without even giving us the proper respect to even communicate or investigate. It is just computer says no, appeal is wrong, needs more information (that you inevitably cannot provide.)

Shame on you Amazon. I have a severely disabled son who used to love making posters and putting them into frames and packing them with me. I am just a Dad trying to make ends meet by selling my art online, and you rip that away right before Christmas.

Shame.

Have you had more success from Amazon in comparison to other platforms? I find that its a little easier to sell on Amazon.