I’m registering my Amazon account as an FBA Wholesaler. I’m stuck on the latter of authorization. From where can I get this, and who will provide this? I’m registering my own account using my own ID details.

I’d like to start manufacturing and selling USA Made phone chargers and I’m in the gathering information phase. Do you put in a bid for a certain product they want and then lowest bidder gets it or is this send a sample if they like it they buy 10,000 off of you or what? If there’s a website or any resources please send them my way

I’d like to start manufacturing and selling USA Made phone chargers and I’m in the gathering information phase. Do you put in a bid for a certain product they want and then lowest bidder gets it or is this send a sample if they like it they buy 10,000 off of you or what? If there’s a website or any resources please send them my way

So here’s what happened.

I sold a handmade sculpture on Amazon, something I put a lot of time and care into. The buyer, a woman named Emily, got it just fine. Then out of nowhere, she messages me saying she wants to return it because it “looks better at a lower level.” Her exact words were basically that the eyes looked off when she put it higher up.

I told her nicely that I can’t take it back for that reason. The piece looks exactly like the photos, and I’m not a big company that can just eat losses because someone didn’t like how it looked on a shelf. I’m one person making and shipping these myself.

She didn’t like that. She got defensive, saying my question “didn’t make sense” and that the “advertising didn’t match her hopes.” Whatever that means.

Then she started opening return cases. Three of them. Each time she gave a new reason. The last one? She claimed the item was “defective.” Totally false. Nothing wrong with it, she just didn’t like how it looked where she put it.

And guess what? Amazon refunded her in full without even checking if she returned it. She didn’t. She still has the piece and the money.

So now I’m out the cost, the time, and the product, all because someone abused the return system and Amazon just automatically sided with her. No evidence, no verification, nothing.

I reported everything to Amazon and posted about it on the forums because this is getting ridiculous. I followed every rule. The listing was accurate. The photos were clear. And yet somehow, a customer can just say “defective” and walk away with both the product and a full refund.

I’m honestly just fed up. This kind of thing might be nothing to a big company, but for a small artist, it hurts.

So here’s what happened.

I sold a handmade sculpture on Amazon, something I put a lot of time and care into. The buyer, a woman named Emily, got it just fine. Then out of nowhere, she messages me saying she wants to return it because it “looks better at a lower level.” Her exact words were basically that the eyes looked off when she put it higher up.

I told her nicely that I can’t take it back for that reason. The piece looks exactly like the photos, and I’m not a big company that can just eat losses because someone didn’t like how it looked on a shelf. I’m one person making and shipping these myself.

She didn’t like that. She got defensive, saying my question “didn’t make sense” and that the “advertising didn’t match her hopes.” Whatever that means.

Then she started opening return cases. Three of them. Each time she gave a new reason. The last one? She claimed the item was “defective.” Totally false. Nothing wrong with it, she just didn’t like how it looked where she put it.

And guess what? Amazon refunded her in full without even checking if she returned it. She didn’t. She still has the piece and the money.

So now I’m out the cost, the time, and the product, all because someone abused the return system and Amazon just automatically sided with her. No evidence, no verification, nothing.

I reported everything to Amazon and posted about it on the forums because this is getting ridiculous. I followed every rule. The listing was accurate. The photos were clear. And yet somehow, a customer can just say “defective” and walk away with both the product and a full refund.

I’m honestly just fed up. This kind of thing might be nothing to a big company, but for a small artist, it hurts.

Amazon India keeps rejecting my FSSAI document for one of my nutraceutical tablet products.

The manufacturer’s FSSAI license clearly states that they are a manufacturer of nutraceuticals, but Amazon keeps replying that the product name or product category doesn’t match the FSSAI license.

I’ve double-checked everything — the manufacturer name on the listing and on the FSSAI certificate are exactly the same, and the product category is “nutraceuticals / dietary supplements.”

I’ve already re-uploaded the same document through the compliance section and appealed, but it still gets rejected every time.

Amazon’s message says:

“The FSSAI License of the Manufacturer does not include the respective product name or product category.”

Now they’ve warned that the listing will be removed if I don’t fix it.

What’s the best approach now?

Should I let them remove the listing and then relist from scratch?

Or should I delete and relist myself to avoid further rejections?

Or try uploading a flat file to reset compliance info?

Anyone faced this issue before? What worked for you?

Amazon India keeps rejecting my FSSAI document for one of my nutraceutical tablet products.

The manufacturer’s FSSAI license clearly states that they are a manufacturer of nutraceuticals, but Amazon keeps replying that the product name or product category doesn’t match the FSSAI license.

I’ve double-checked everything — the manufacturer name on the listing and on the FSSAI certificate are exactly the same, and the product category is “nutraceuticals / dietary supplements.”

I’ve already re-uploaded the same document through the compliance section and appealed, but it still gets rejected every time.

Amazon’s message says:

“The FSSAI License of the Manufacturer does not include the respective product name or product category.”

Now they’ve warned that the listing will be removed if I don’t fix it.

What’s the best approach now?

Should I let them remove the listing and then relist from scratch?

Or should I delete and relist myself to avoid further rejections?

Or try uploading a flat file to reset compliance info?

Anyone faced this issue before? What worked for you?

Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to register my Amazon seller account for 10+ days, but I keep getting an “Error: undefined” when I add my pickup address (Giridih, Jharkhand – 815301). I’ve mailed all the seller support IDs multiple times — no reply yet. Has anyone faced this? Any fix or alternate way to complete registration?

Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to register my Amazon seller account for 10+ days, but I keep getting an “Error: undefined” when I add my pickup address (Giridih, Jharkhand – 815301). I’ve mailed all the seller support IDs multiple times — no reply yet. Has anyone faced this? Any fix or alternate way to complete registration?

Purchased a climate controlled storage unit with a lot of high end creams. Around 130k or so. Items are 100% real because the person who owned the unit was a rep for the company and nothing is expired. Im applying to sell now and i see that beauty supplies are restricted and they may ask for invoices. But i havent found any such thing in the unit yet. How do i proceed to get approved if i dont find one? Or am i screwed?