My account is safe, but my reserved funds have been held for a year. Amazon sellers: Why?

After a large number of top sellers were blocked, small and medium-sized sellers also faced a comprehensive and strict inspection by Amazon. Most sellers have already started self-inspection mode to avoid being affected by the wave of account blocking.

The self-inspection of sellers has led to the rise of surrounding businesses, among which the hottest are the small card query business and the overseas warehouse pickup small card business. Some service providers have already started the crazy order-taking mode, and have launched slogans such as "Store closure is imminent, are you still hesitating about your positive review cards? We are accepting large quantities of overseas warehouse pickup cards."

In fact, as many big-selling stores have problems, various news of closures have come one after another, and it is confusing to tell the truth from the false. Some sellers also said that the top eight brands in a certain category in the United States were all deleted, but they did not put cash back cards. People can't help but wonder, what are the other reasons for Amazon's closure of stores?

In addition to the recent store closure incidents that have had a significant impact, there are also incidents where sellers' accounts have no violations but their reserved funds have been deducted for a year, which is a headache.

Recently, some sellers reported that their accounts had no violations and their goods could be sold normally. In this case, Amazon has held back the reserve funds for a full year, which is really hard to understand.

After contacting the domestic customer service, the issue of the withheld reserve fund was not resolved. The seller said that they had to open a foreign case, but after the email traveled across the ocean, it seemed like a stone fell into the sea and I haven't received a reply for more than a month.

In this regard, some sellers put forward their own suggestions:

Seller A: Have you been blacklisted by Amazon? If so, you cannot open a case. You can consult a reliable service provider.

Seller B: Is it a problem with the credit card that prevents Amazon from deducting the payment? So do you want to try a different credit card?

Seller C: Maybe we got complained by the law firm, so the payment is withheld.

Seller D: Is it because the store has too many claims?

Some sellers also gave their own suggestions, saying that they had encountered the same problem before, and that sending direct emails to Amazon's performance team or person in charge every day might help them successfully file their appeal.

Of course, if any seller has better suggestions, you can also share them in the comment area ~

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