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Resolving Amazon Seeds and Plants Misclassification Issue

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If Amazon identifies an unrelated product as a live plant or seed, compare the classification with the actual item before changing the catalog. An incorrect classification calls for a supported correction or dispute. A product that really belongs in a regulated category needs the applicable category and compliance requirements.

Read the request against the product

Keep the message, ASIN, marketplace and requested product-type change. Some messages refer to SEEDS_AND_PLANTS or PLANT_SEED. That wording is a starting point for the review, not proof that every affected item is a live plant or seed.

Check the physical product, packaging, ingredients or materials, intended use and catalog attributes. Do not assume a particular word triggered an automated decision unless the record establishes that.

Prepare evidence for a mistaken classification

  • Clear product and packaging photographs showing what is actually supplied.
  • Manufacturer specifications or other authentic records describing the item and intended use.
  • The ASIN, product identifiers and current product-type attributes.
  • The original restriction and previous support or appeal replies.

Explain the precise mismatch and identify the appropriate catalog correction supported by the product. If the item is genuinely a plant or seed, do not relabel it as something else to avoid the restriction.

Correct the catalog through the available route

Follow the instructions in the message and the available Seller Central support or appeal process. If the relevant attribute cannot be edited, explain that limitation and provide the evidence needed to review the product type.

Changes to wording should improve accuracy. Removing truthful product information to evade a classification can create a different problem. Keep copies of the relevant listing and case record before making changes.

Do not assume deleting and relisting is risk-free

Deleting an offer and uploading it again is not a universal cure. Do not promise that it resets the classification or preserves every aspect of reviews, inventory and sales history. Check the consequences for the affected offer and follow the applicable instructions before taking that step.

After the response

Check whether Amazon accepted the catalog correction and whether the offer is available again in the relevant marketplace. A changed attribute does not necessarily clear a separate compliance or account restriction. Compare a rejection with the evidence already submitted and address the outstanding point.

Have the classification reviewed

Send the message, affected ASINs and product details. Or Shamosh reviews the catalog and evidence to identify the supported next step.

Get help with a listing classification

If the request concerns actual product eligibility or compliance documents, use regulatory support. Our restricted-products guide explains those different situations.

Tell us what happened

Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

    Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

    Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

    These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.

    Amazon Restricted Products Policy Violations: Appeal and Evidence

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    A restricted-products policy violation needs a review of the product, the marketplace, Amazon’s stated reason and the evidence available. First establish whether the item is prohibited, requires approval or documentation, has noncompliant claims, or has been classified incorrectly.

    Those situations need different responses. Deleting a listing or submitting a generic apology does not establish that the product is compliant, and a Plan of Action cannot make a prohibited product eligible for sale.

    Restricted, prohibited and approval-required are not the same

    • Prohibited product: the applicable Amazon policy does not permit its sale. A license or a persuasive appeal does not automatically override that restriction.
    • Approval-required product: sale may be permitted only after satisfying the relevant application, program or documentation requirements.
    • Product-compliance request: Amazon may require records for the exact item, category and marketplace. General company documents may not answer that request.
    • Possible misclassification: the restriction may not fit the actual item. A dispute should show why, with product-specific evidence.

    Requirements vary by marketplace and product. Use the current policy linked in your request rather than a static list of categories. Amazon’s selling FAQ distinguishes open, approval-required and unavailable categories; its health and personal care guide illustrates the difference between restricted and prohibited products.

    Read the violation against the actual listing and product

    Keep the Performance Notification or compliance request, ASIN, marketplace and case reference. Compare the allegation with:

    • The physical product, packaging, instructions, ingredients or materials and intended use.
    • The title, bullets, description, images and other relevant listing content.
    • The manufacturer, model or product identifiers in the documents.
    • Any relevant approvals, test reports, declarations or other records Amazon requested.
    • Your previous submissions and Amazon’s replies.

    Medical claims, medical-device classification, pesticide claims and food or product-safety concerns can involve different policies and evidence. Do not assume that one generic certificate or the removal of a single phrase resolves every issue. If the request names a specific compliance program, follow that program’s current instructions.

    Choose the right restricted-product appeal route

    If the classification is mistaken

    Explain the specific mismatch between Amazon’s classification and the product. Connect each point to the relevant packaging, specifications, ingredients, intended-use information or other authentic records. Address why the cited restriction does not apply, rather than relying on another seller’s listing being live.

    If required evidence is missing

    Obtain the applicable records from the manufacturer, supplier, laboratory or other appropriate issuer. Check that they cover the exact product and marketplace. Follow the actual submission requirements, including any required provider or direct-submission route.

    If the product or listing has an established issue

    Correct the real problem and document the work completed. Stop offering a product that is not permitted or is unsafe. Address inventory and customer obligations as applicable. A corrective POA can be appropriate where the issue and response route call for one; it must describe actual findings, corrections and prevention.

    Do not disguise the product, recreate an ASIN or change wording simply to evade a restriction. A catalog change should make the listing accurate and compliant.

    An illustrative response outline

    This is a structure, not a prewritten admission or a guaranteed appeal template:

    1. Case: identify the request, marketplace and affected ASINs.
    2. Position: state the supported classification, documentary gap or confirmed issue.
    3. Evidence: explain the product-specific records and what they establish.
    4. Completed work: identify relevant corrections with dates and supporting records, if needed.
    5. Requested review: explain the decision or classification you ask Amazon to review.

    For example, if Amazon’s request identifies an ingredient that is absent from the product, the response should map the complete formulation and packaging evidence to that exact allegation. This example assumes the records support that position; it is not an instruction to make an unsupported claim.

    Deletion, rejection and account-level consequences

    Preserve the case record before changing or removing an offer. Removing an offer does not, by itself, resolve an Account Health violation or prove that a classification was wrong. Follow Amazon’s directions for the affected product and inventory.

    If a response is rejected, identify the unanswered point or missing evidence before resubmitting. Product-level issues and account-level restrictions can coexist, so check both statuses. Do not infer a guaranteed outcome or a standard waiting period from another seller’s case.

    Reduce repeat problems

    Review new products before listing, keep the supporting documentation, monitor relevant policy changes and recalls, and check that listing claims match the physical product and evidence. Assign responsibility for responding to compliance requests and recording the corrections.

    Read our seller appeal guide for submission structure and POA guide for an appropriate corrective response.

    Have the existing case reviewed

    SellerAppeal reviews Amazon’s message, the product record and previous submissions to identify the supportable route and manage the agreed work and follow-ups. Send the case using the form below. The assessment and any proposed work are specific to the product, evidence and marketplace.

    Tell us what happened

    Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

      Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

      Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

      These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.

      Amazon Counterfeit Without a Test Buy: Seller Appeal Guide

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      What does counterfeit without a test buy mean?

      A counterfeit complaint without a test buy requires you to identify the allegation and the evidence Amazon requests. Start with the Performance Notification, complaint reference and affected ASINs. Review your invoices, supplier records, product identifiers and any rights-owner correspondence before choosing a dispute or corrective response. The absence of a test buy does not, by itself, resolve the complaint.

      This complaint concerns a rights owner’s allegation made without purchasing a sample from your offer. It is different from a customer authenticity complaint, a request for selling approval or a product-safety restriction. Check the actual violation and response options in Account Health rather than treating all of them as the same appeal.

      Which issue does Amazon’s message describe?

      • A rights-owner counterfeit complaint: identify the complaint and affected ASINs, then review genuine sourcing and any relevant authorization. See IP and counterfeit complaint support.
      • An authenticity-document request: compare the exact request with your invoices, supplier details and product records. Do not assume there is a rights-owner complainant or that a generic POA replaces the required documents.
      • An account-level restriction: review the Performance Notification and complete appeal history. A product complaint and account deactivation may require separate actions. See account reinstatement.

      Use the underlying allegation and current request to choose the response, including when Amazon cites Section 3.

      Build an evidence file for the affected ASINs

      Organize the records around the specific allegation. A large folder of unrelated documents makes it harder to explain which purchase covers which product.

      • Amazon’s case record: the complete Performance Notification, complaint ID, marketplace, ASINs and every submission and response.
      • Sourcing records: genuine invoices and available payment or delivery records, with the supplier’s verifiable contact details.
      • Product matching: connect invoice descriptions and model numbers to the exact ASIN, brand, variation and quantities concerned. Explain a supplier’s internal SKU instead of assuming Amazon will recognize it.
      • Authorization: any genuine letter of authorization or licensing agreement relevant to the seller, products and marketplace.
      • Physical evidence: existing product and packaging photographs, lot codes and inspection records when these address the allegation.

      Check document dates, quantity requirements and permitted redactions against Amazon’s actual request. Do not alter an invoice or manufacture an authorization letter. If records are missing, obtain authentic records from the issuer and identify the remaining gap.

      Choose a dispute, retraction or corrective response

      If the complaint is mistaken: explain the specific error and connect it to supporting records. Amazon staff guidance describes documentary disputes and rights-owner retractions as routes for this complaint. Follow the options shown in your case; an assertion that the goods are genuine is not a substitute for evidence.

      If you contact the rights owner: use the details in the Performance Notification, identify the complaint and explain your supported position. A retraction must come directly from the rights owner through Amazon’s accepted channel. A forwarded email or your own promise that the brand agrees does not replace it.

      If there is an established sourcing or listing problem: address what happened and the work actually completed. A Plan of Action can be appropriate where the issue and response route call for one, but it cannot replace the invoice, authorization or other evidence Amazon requires. Do not admit selling counterfeits simply to fit a template.

      See Amazon staff guidance on disputes and retractions and Amazon’s explanation of sourcing evidence for this complaint. Your current Performance Notification controls the requested submission.

      An illustrative appeal structure

      Use this as an outline, not a ready-made factual statement:

      1. Identify the case: “We are responding to complaint [ID] concerning ASIN [ASIN] in [marketplace].”
      2. State the supported position: explain the particular allegation you dispute or the issue you have established. Avoid generic denials or invented admissions.
      3. Map the evidence: identify the relevant invoice line, product identifier and supplier record, and explain what each establishes.
      4. Address the request: answer Amazon’s document or information requirements in their order. Include completed corrections only where relevant and true.
      5. Ask for the specific review: request review of the complaint or affected selling privileges, consistent with the evidence.

      For example, if an invoice uses a distributor SKU while the listing uses a manufacturer model number, explain that connection using genuine supporting records. Do not rewrite the invoice to make the identifiers appear identical.

      If Amazon rejects the submission

      Compare the latest response with what you actually sent. Was the supplier unverifiable, the product connection unclear, the authorization incomplete or a requested record absent? Correct that gap before repeating the submission.

      Keep the case history consistent. Reference earlier records where useful, but make the new submission understandable on its own. If the response does not explain the problem, request clarification through the support or appeal route available in your account.

      Deleting an offer does not by itself prove that the complaint was wrong. Likewise, no response from a rights owner is not a retraction. Track the violation and account status in Account Health, and do not assume a submitted appeal means the ASIN is reinstated.

      For brands: keep test-buy evidence separate from distribution disputes

      A test buy may help document what a seller supplied. Preserve the order record, seller identity, shipping label, photographs of the product and packaging, and a clear explanation of the suspected infringement.

      Unauthorized distribution, a low price or a breach of a minimum advertised price agreement does not by itself establish that an item is counterfeit. Genuine-product resale, parallel imports and IP rights require their own factual and marketplace-specific assessment. Do not use a counterfeit allegation as a substitute for a contractual dispute.

      Amazon explains its reporting channels in its guide to reporting IP violations. Product safety, labeling and condition concerns should be reported through the appropriate route with evidence of the actual issue.

      Tell us what happened

      Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

        Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

        Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

        These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.

        How to Avoid Trademark Infringement Complaints on Amazon

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        An Amazon trademark complaint should be read against the affected product, packaging and listing content. First identify the mark, rights owner, marketplace, ASIN and precise allegation. A genuine product, a compatibility statement and unauthorized branding can raise different questions.

        Amazon’s Intellectual Property Policy sets out its enforcement and response routes. SellerAppeal handles the Amazon case and evidence review; questions about legal rights or a contested legal defense may require qualified counsel.

        Check what is being challenged

        • Product or packaging: compare the mark and actual item with sourcing and product records.
        • Detail-page wording or images: identify the specific use being challenged and whether it accurately represents the product.
        • Compatibility: distinguish a truthful statement about fit or compatibility from a claim that another brand made or endorsed the item.
        • Product matching: confirm that your offer belongs on the ASIN and matches the item described.

        Review sourcing and product records before listing

        Keep genuine invoices, supplier details, product identifiers and applicable authorization or licensing records. Match your offer to the actual item. Do not create a duplicate detail page simply because several sellers offer a product, and do not treat every additional seller as a counterfeiter.

        Supplier assurances alone do not settle every rights question. Check the specific product, territory and permitted use where an agreement is relevant.

        Describe compatibility accurately

        Amazon distinguishes truthful compatibility statements from misleading trademark use. A phrase such as “compatible with” is not a blanket defense for any listing, product or packaging. The complete presentation must accurately describe what is sold. See Amazon’s guidance on infringement notices and compatibility.

        Use the right records to research a trademark

        A small number of sellers does not establish trademark ownership, and a patent search is not a trademark search. For US registrations, start with the USPTO trademark database. Check the mark, owner, goods or services, status and relevant jurisdiction. A database search alone is not a complete legal clearance assessment.

        Choose the response supported by the case

        Preserve Amazon’s notification and the listing as it appeared when the complaint arose. If the allegation is mistaken, explain the exact error and connect it to relevant records. If a valid license or agreement addresses the complaint, review its scope and the available rights-owner correspondence or retraction route. If the listing has a confirmed problem, document appropriate corrections.

        Use the submission instructions attached to the violation. An invoice can support sourcing, but it does not automatically answer every trademark allegation. A Plan of Action should not replace a factual dispute or a required document.

        If an appeal or document submission is rejected

        Compare the request with the records submitted and Amazon’s reply. Identify missing product matching, an unanswered allegation or a record whose scope does not support the claim. Do not invent authorization, edit invoices or change the factual explanation merely to produce a different appeal.

        If the complaint is retracted but the ASIN stays blocked

        Check the recorded complaint status and remaining restriction. Retraction and reinstatement are separate events to verify. A catalog issue, another complaint or an account-level restriction may still need attention.

        Have the trademark complaint reviewed

        Send Amazon’s message, affected ASINs, sourcing or authorization records and previous replies. Or Shamosh reviews the existing case and explains the proposed response and fee.

        Get help with my IP complaint

        For a remaining offer restriction, see listing and ASIN reinstatement. The annotated trademark response outline shows how to organize a supported dispute without inventing facts.

        Tell us what happened

        Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

          Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

          Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

          These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.

          12 Most Common Reasons for Amazon Seller Account Suspension

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          Amazon seller account suspensions can involve verification, account relationships, product complaints, performance or policy conduct. Start with the exact Performance Notification and Account Health record. The categories below help you organize a review; they do not identify the cause of your particular case.

          A removed listing, an at-risk account and a deactivated account are different states. See our guide to account status before choosing a response.

          1. Compromised account access

          If you suspect unauthorized access, secure the account through Amazon’s recovery process and review user permissions, recent changes and communications. Keep a timeline of what you observed. Do not treat an unexplained restriction as proof that the account was hacked.

          2. Business or identity verification

          Missing, expired or inconsistent business records may need to be resolved through verification. Check the exact records Amazon requests, the legal entity and the account information they must support. A Plan of Action does not replace a required identity or business document.

          3. Changes to business or banking information

          A company, ownership or payment-detail change may involve verification. Distinguish a legal-entity change from an Individual-to-Professional selling-plan change. Follow the relevant account workflow and retain the records supporting the change.

          4. Related-account issues

          Check the account identified in Amazon’s message and the real ownership or operating relationship. Having a second account is not automatically prohibited, and changing every contact detail is not a compliance strategy. Review our current multiple-account guidance.

          5. Counterfeit or inauthentic complaints

          Identify whether the issue concerns product authenticity, supply-chain records or a rights-owner allegation. Gather genuine invoices, supplier details and relevant product records. Match the response to the complaint rather than treating every authenticity issue as the same type of infringement.

          6. Product-condition complaints

          Used-sold-as-new, damaged, defective, expired or wrong-item complaints call for review of the product, listing, inventory and fulfillment record. Establish what occurred before describing corrections. See condition-complaint appeal support.

          7. Intellectual-property complaints

          Identify the right involved, the affected ASIN and the specific allegation. A supported dispute, requested records, listing changes or rights-owner correspondence may be appropriate. A legal dispute may require qualified counsel. Follow Amazon’s IP response guidance.

          8. Review or ratings manipulation

          Review customer messages, inserts, promotions and third-party service activity. Amazon prohibits compensation tied to reviews and other manipulation. Resolve customer issues without asking customers to change or remove a product review. See Amazon’s review policy.

          9. Restricted products or compliance requests

          Check the product, marketplace, claims, category and requested compliance records. A prohibited product differs from a permitted product missing documentation or a mistaken classification. Our regulatory and restricted-product support starts with that distinction.

          10. Order and delivery performance

          Review the affected orders and the metric named in Account Health. Order Defect Rate, late shipment, tracking and delivery measures concern different events. Use the relevant report and evidence rather than assuming any negative product review creates an account-level defect.

          11. Inaccurate listings or catalog misuse

          Check titles, claims, images, variation relationships and product identifiers against the item supplied. Keep evidence of any catalog changes you dispute. Creating a replacement ASIN does not resolve an existing violation. See listing-compliance support.

          12. Seller Code of Conduct or fulfillment violations

          False records, abusive conduct or improper fulfillment practices may require a specific response. Drop shipping itself is not universally banned: Amazon requires the seller-of-record and other conditions in its Drop Shipping Policy. Review the actual allegation before accepting or disputing it.

          What to do after a suspension

          1. Save Amazon’s message, deadlines, account status and affected ASINs.
          2. Collect relevant records and all previous submissions and replies.
          3. Identify whether the response should be a dispute, requested documents, corrections or a Plan of Action where appropriate.
          4. Use the review route shown for the issue and keep the confirmation.
          5. Address the next reply directly rather than repeating an unsupported appeal.

          There is no universal four-to-five-week review period or guaranteed reinstatement date. Follow the actual message and available support route. Our reinstatement guide explains the process in more detail.

          Reduce avoidable problems

          Assign responsibility for Account Health, customer-service issues, product records and policy updates. Keep accurate business information and document operational changes. These practices help manage risk, but cannot guarantee a suspension-free account.

          If the issue is unclear or appeals have been rejected, send your case for a free initial review. We assess the available evidence, explain missing records and recommend the proposed scope before quoting a fee.

          Tell us what happened

          Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

            Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

            Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

            These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.

            Amazon Seller Account Deactivated or Suspended: What to Check

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            “Deactivated” and “suspended” are often used to describe an Amazon seller account that cannot sell. The word alone does not tell you the cause, duration or appeal requirements. Check the account’s actual status, the Performance Notification and the response options in Seller Central.

            Do not assume that suspension is always temporary or that deactivation means your listings, records and assets have been deleted. The practical question is what Amazon has restricted and what it requires to review that restriction.

            Account deactivation, listing removal and verification are different situations

            • Seller account deactivated: selling privileges are restricted at account level. Read the relevant marketplace’s Performance Notification and Account Health instructions.
            • ASIN or offer inactive: a particular listing may be affected while the account remains active. Check the product issue and any separate listing or compliance request.
            • Verification required: identity, business or account-information checks may need documents or another verification step. A general appeal letter is not a substitute for the requested verification.
            • Account inactive after a period without use: read the reactivation request before assuming a policy violation. Complete the applicable information or verification steps through Seller Central.

            More than one issue can exist at once. Resolving a product complaint does not necessarily resolve a separate account verification requirement.

            Find the reason before choosing a response

            1. Read the complete Performance Notification. Record the marketplace, date, policy reference, affected account or ASINs and any stated deadline.
            2. Check the relevant account and product status. Review Account Health, the affected listing and any verification or compliance request referenced in Amazon’s message.
            3. Preserve the case history. Keep previous submissions, attachments, case references and Amazon’s responses together.
            4. Identify the requested route. The next action may be a document upload, questionnaire, supported dispute or corrective response. Use the current instructions in your account.

            Common causes include performance problems, product or IP complaints, related-account concerns and verification failures. Those labels are starting points for investigation, not proof that the seller committed the alleged violation.

            Your account was deactivated under Section 3: what does the notice ask you to address?

            Section 3 is the account-agreement reference. The underlying concern determines the records and response.

            How to respond to an Amazon seller account suspension

            For an account-level restriction, open Account Health and use the available reactivation or appeal process. Follow the actual fields and requirements rather than assuming every case takes the same letter or attachments. Amazon’s account-appeal guidance describes several possible response formats.

            When the allegation is mistaken, identify the precise error and support the dispute with records. When Amazon requests documents, provide authentic, relevant records and address mismatches. When an issue is established, explain the facts and completed corrections, using a Plan of Action where the issue and response route call for one.

            Read our seller appeal letter guide for response structure, or the Plan of Action guide for a corrective case. Neither replaces the specific evidence your request requires.

            If only a listing is deactivated

            Reinstate a removed ASIN

            Start with the affected ASIN or offer and the stated reason. A listing can be inactive for reasons that require a catalog correction, compliance documents, verification or an appeal. Do not submit a generic account-reinstatement POA when the actual task is to correct an attribute or supply a product-specific record.

            After completing the requested work, verify both the issue status and the offer’s availability in the correct marketplace. A successful upload is not the same as a restored listing.

            Timing and withheld funds

            There is no universal 90-day deadline for every suspension, nor a guaranteed two-day reinstatement. Follow any deadline in your case and monitor the response. Additional evidence or separate verification can affect the process.

            Funds availability is a separate question from selling privileges. Check the applicable funds-withholding message and review requirements. Do not assume that a balance will be released automatically after a fixed period or that account reinstatement resolves every payment issue.

            Monitor account health without relying on a single score

            Review policy-compliance issues and the separate customer-service and shipping-performance sections relevant to your business. The Account Health Rating is not simply a combined score of every shipping metric. A healthy rating also does not replace identity verification or compliance with other applicable requirements.

            See Amazon’s Account Health Rating explanation for the distinction. Keep sourcing records, product documents and business details current. Assign someone to review Amazon’s messages and outstanding requests. Where an operational issue is confirmed, check whether the correction is actually working instead of relying only on a written promise.

            Get the case reviewed

            SellerAppeal assesses the Performance Notification, evidence and prior submissions to identify a supportable response and manage the agreed work and follow-ups. Share your case summary using the form below, or get help reactivating your seller account. Amazon controls the decision and timing.

            Tell us what happened

            Share your case summary and Amazon’s latest message. Or Shamosh will review the details and explain the proposed approach and fee.

              Choose the closest match. Explain any other issues in your summary below.

              Include the affected account or ASIN, marketplace, what led to the restriction, what you have already tried, and any deadline. Add Amazon’s latest message and relevant previous responses.

              These details help Or Shamosh identify the next response and the records your case needs. For longer histories or supporting files, email Office@SellerAppeal.com using the same email address as this enquiry.