Hey guys got a good seller on my hands – have been OOS for a couple months now. This is a 15pack bundle and I created a 20pack recently. Adding the 20pack as a variation has been nothing short of a nightmare and I still haven’t figured it out.

I’m debating just scratching the OG 15pack, changing the title to this 20pack listing since I’ve got 9 inputs already (quantity is the only difference. Reason being is two-fold.

1). Most commonly purchased quantity is 20.

2). PPC CPC is pretty high. At $16 profit/unit I can absorb $5 or so in ad spend per sale and still be at 25% margins roughly.

Advanced sellers – what would you do if you were me? 15pack is about $10 profit but PPC can gobble that up.

Thanks in advance

Has anyone here ever received an “Unsuitable inventory investigations policy” violation with high health impact?

I received a warning (appeal already submitted), but my account is not suspended and I’m still able to sell normally. No listings are currently blocked.

I’m mainly trying to understand: – If you’ve had this before, did it resolve without further action? – Does this type of policy violation automatically age off the account after ~180 days if there are no repeat issues? – Is there any downside to just letting it sit if Amazon doesn’t take further action?

Not looking for legal advice or guru input, just real experiences from sellers who’ve dealt with this before. Appreciate any insight.

And amazon said within 90 days they’ll dispose the inventory for asin question but i sold out months ago and have nothing for them to dispose. they also say they “May” deactivate my seller account but im not sure if thats bluff

Has anyone here ever received an “Unsuitable inventory investigations policy” violation with high health impact?

I received a warning (appeal already submitted), but my account is not suspended and I’m still able to sell normally. No listings are currently blocked.

I’m mainly trying to understand: – If you’ve had this before, did it resolve without further action? – Does this type of policy violation automatically age off the account after ~180 days if there are no repeat issues? – Is there any downside to just letting it sit if Amazon doesn’t take further action?

Not looking for legal advice or guru input, just real experiences from sellers who’ve dealt with this before. Appreciate any insight.

And amazon said within 90 days they’ll dispose the inventory for asin question but i sold out months ago and have nothing for them to dispose. they also say they “May” deactivate my seller account but im not sure if thats bluff

I recently shipped 21 of my units to amazon warehouse. When I check the shipment status, it says the units are in “receiving” and that 20/21 are prime eligible. Indeed, when I (in Illinois) look up the product on amazon, it has the prime badge. But when I asked my NY friend to look up the product, he said it doesn’t have a prime badge.

So, why is my product prime eligible for me (in illinois) but not for my friend (in NY)? Is this normal? This has never happened to me. Does it have something to do with:

-the low # of units I sent in?

-the craziness of the holiday season?

-the fact that my shipment is still “receiving”?

This is bad for me, because none of my units are selling! I’m very concerned.

I am the sole manufacturer of the product and the only source. I do not sell in Canada because of different laws regarding the product (automotive lighting).

Since it is my own listing that can now be bought in Canada, but is being fulfilled by random FBM sellers, I worry they are going to do something stupid and get me bad feed back.

How can I stop this?

I am the sole manufacturer of the product and the only source. I do not sell in Canada because of different laws regarding the product (automotive lighting).

Since it is my own listing that can now be bought in Canada, but is being fulfilled by random FBM sellers, I worry they are going to do something stupid and get me bad feed back.

How can I stop this?

I recently shipped 21 of my units to amazon warehouse. When I check the shipment status, it says the units are in “receiving” and that 20/21 are prime eligible. Indeed, when I (in Illinois) look up the product on amazon, it has the prime badge. But when I asked my NY friend to look up the product, he said it doesn’t have a prime badge.

So, why is my product prime eligible for me (in illinois) but not for my friend (in NY)? Is this normal? This has never happened to me. Does it have something to do with:

-the low # of units I sent in?

-the craziness of the holiday season?

-the fact that my shipment is still “receiving”?

This is bad for me, because none of my units are selling! I’m very concerned.

We had a order on 5th December, we shipped it with UPS and it got delivered on 8th Dec, in just 3 Days with fast shipping. Although it was just general 5days shipping order but we shipped it fast. Now, the customer claimed they didn’t received item and UPS tracking says it was delivered in front of their door.

We understand buyer could be correct but we responded them within timely manner and informed about delivery status. Later on, buyer filled A-to-Z claim with Amazon.

Now see how Dumb Amazon support is, they have all tracking info, order details, delivery details and everything but still they made a decision in favor of buyer.

It’s ok, we don’t mind but it doesn’t stop here. They put our account on risk status.

How stupid they can be? We have bought shipping directly from Amazon which secure seller for A-to-Z claims.

We had a order on 5th December, we shipped it with UPS and it got delivered on 8th Dec, in just 3 Days with fast shipping. Although it was just general 5days shipping order but we shipped it fast. Now, the customer claimed they didn’t received item and UPS tracking says it was delivered in front of their door.

We understand buyer could be correct but we responded them within timely manner and informed about delivery status. Later on, buyer filled A-to-Z claim with Amazon.

Now see how Dumb Amazon support is, they have all tracking info, order details, delivery details and everything but still they made a decision in favor of buyer.

It’s ok, we don’t mind but it doesn’t stop here. They put our account on risk status.

How stupid they can be? We have bought shipping directly from Amazon which secure seller for A-to-Z claims.

Hey everyone. I need honest advice.

I have an Amazon Seller account since 2019. I never started selling.

Right now I am unemployed, I have a newborn, and I have 6k available to invest.

I need to decide fast and think clearly.

Direct questions:

• Is Amazon FBA still worth starting in 2026? • Is the market too saturated for someone starting from zero? • Is 6k enough to start properly or is the margin too tight?