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You need professional help. It's unfortunate, but there's a very specific format you need to be responding in that's not intuitive unless you've written a bunch
by ikeboy 8y ago
You need professional help. It's unfortunate, but there's a very specific format you need to be responding in that's not intuitive unless you've written a bunch of these.
Check out any of the following (I've met both of them and can recommend them):
Ed Rosenberg, ASGTG
Chris McCabe, ecommerceChris
You'll pay somewhere in the $1-2k range for a listing reinstatement, they'll write a professional letter to Amazon in the format they want and hitting all the right points, and you'll be back in business.
Alternatively, you can sell wholesale to other sellers who will sell on Amazon, and not have to deal with this crap yourself.
- brianwawok 8y agoSmall world, but yes look into Ed Rosenberg. He knows who and how to talk. Out of Brooklyn but I am sure he can help.
- louprado 8y agoIn addition to those consultants, Cynthia Stine of egrowthpartners.com was recently interviewed in The Week's Jan 25, 2019 "The Last Word" column and her firm helps Amazon Sellers with Marketplace challenges. Also, Amazon's Selling Partner Summit is taking place next week at Amazon HQ. It is currently sold out but maybe there is a waiting list ? I'll be attending primarily to make internal contacts should I ever encounter a problem with my account but I can't say for certain if that conference will be helpful in that regard. Sorry for this situation and good luck!
- mtnGoat 8y agoOr just figure it out on your own and then turn around and charge a few grand to all the folks amazon will do it to next week. apparently helping sellers get reinstated might be more profitable than actually being a seller.