An Amazon linked account suspension occurs when Amazon’s automated systems detect a connection between your seller account and another suspended or ineligible account. The deactivation is automatic. Amazon deactivates your account under Section 3 of the Business Solutions Agreement. The connection does not require shared ownership. A shared IP address,
Amazon is holding your seller funds — and you want to know why, how long it can last, and what you can actually do about it. This guide covers all of it, from the most common reasons Amazon withholds seller funds to the legal options available when standard appeals stop
Your Amazon appeals have failed. Your Plan of Action was rejected — again. Amazon is holding your funds and your account is still down. You have heard about sending a pre-arbitration demand letter to Amazon but you are not sure what it is, whether it works, or what it needs
Your Amazon ASIN just disappeared. You received a notice about a “patent evaluation.” You have 14 days to respond — and no clear idea what any of it means. If that describes your situation right now, the Amazon APEX patent program is what you are dealing with. This guide explains
Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs from June 23 through June 26. For Amazon sellers, those four days are the highest-traffic window of the year. They are also the highest-risk window for account suspensions, listing deactivations, IP complaints, and withheld funds. This Amazon Prime Day seller checklist covers everything you need
Introduction Some Amazon sellers are reporting that old FBA inventory is unexpectedly reappearing in their accounts after months or even years. In some cases, sellers believed the units had been lost, reimbursed, disposed of, removed, or otherwise resolved. The reports have led to speculation that Amazon may be conducting a
Introduction When appeals and Seller Support cases stop producing progress, many sellers assume they must immediately file arbitration. In many disputes, however, an Amazon pre-arbitration demand is the better first option. It gives Amazon formal notice, creates an opportunity for early resolution, and is usually less expensive and faster than
Introduction An Amazon Return Policy Violation Email can signal more than a routine customer-service issue. Depending on the notice, Amazon may be questioning how a seller handles returns, refunds, replacement orders, buyer communications, or products sent back to the business. The notice may appear vague. It may not identify every
Introduction Unauthorized Amazon sellers can create serious problems before a brand owner realizes how much control has been lost. At first, the issue may look small. Another seller appears on the listing. The Buy Box shifts. Pricing drops. Customers start asking warranty questions. Reviews mention packaging problems. Then a listing
