I wrote about almost the same experience I had in a previous thread that happened to me a decade ago. In some seller categories, you are required to show Amazo

I wrote about almost the same experience I had in a previous thread that happened to me a decade ago. In some seller categories, you are required to show Amazon where you purchased your items. The excuse is that they need to make sure they are authentic. While this may be the case, Amazon will most likely use this information to go around you and put you out of business. In the re-sale business, sources are your best guarded secret and competitive advantage. You aren't really building a business anyway. Amazon doesn't allow you to access any real customer information, you can't communicate outside of Amazon's communication channels, and you will get banned if you include any advertisements for your own business/website. When selling on Amazon, you could sell there for a decade and have nothing to show for it.