Amazon seller support have broken my listings and refuse to help
Amazon have deactivated 2 of my listings by error. They happen to be my best selling items. They have said on a call this was their mistake, but they cannot fix it and keep sending me round in circles. No-one is able to escalate the call, they pass me between brand team, account health and seller support.
Eventually they acknowledge this is a catalogue team issue, but i cannot speak to them. I asked to speak to a supervisor or manager and was told I cannot.
In the meantime I am losing revenue and over 1000 items are "stranded" and there is no way for me to fix it, due to an amazon back end issue.
how do I speak to someone who can help?
seller support are not even reading my messages properly and simply copy and paste the same bit of texting telling me its a brand violation (even though brand team tell me the catalouge team merged and deactivated the listings by mistake)
Amazon seller support have broken my listings and refuse to help
Amazon have deactivated 2 of my listings by error. They happen to be my best selling items. They have said on a call this was their mistake, but they cannot fix it and keep sending me round in circles. No-one is able to escalate the call, they pass me between brand team, account health and seller support.
Eventually they acknowledge this is a catalogue team issue, but i cannot speak to them. I asked to speak to a supervisor or manager and was told I cannot.
In the meantime I am losing revenue and over 1000 items are "stranded" and there is no way for me to fix it, due to an amazon back end issue.
how do I speak to someone who can help?
seller support are not even reading my messages properly and simply copy and paste the same bit of texting telling me its a brand violation (even though brand team tell me the catalouge team merged and deactivated the listings by mistake)
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Sarah_Amzn
Hello @Seller_xvaolMqSEp3VG,
thank you for posting on Forums!
I'm Sarah with Amazon.
Are you still facing this issue or you managed to sort it out?
Kind regards,
Sarah.