> This is only for trademarked products where the trademark owner has registered with Amazon I can tell you first hand, this is not true. This is the "official

> This is only for trademarked products where the trademark owner has registered with Amazon I can tell you first hand, this is not true. This is the "official party line", as it were, but not true in practice. Particularly if you FBA anything. Get enough returns of a product and Amazon will freeze the listing until you provide an invoice - FBA and FBM. For us, "enough" returns was 4 on a single ASIN in a week, out of the thousands we carry. It's a totally random system. > I have a viable business that is growing I wish you best of luck! In our case, we're an ecommerce company operating our own warehouse and multiple sales channels including our own websites. Amazon is but one of those channels, and we don't rely on it for company livelihood. I would be terrified to live solely off Amazon, knowing the rug can be yanked out at any time for any reason and with zero recourse. You can do everything right and still get canned.