account under review
My account is under review by amazon for 30days. they are asking for tracking information, proof of delivery and everything with complete plan of action.
if their is anyone in similar situation who can help me with issue. I will really appreciate that.
thank you
account under review
My account is under review by amazon for 30days. they are asking for tracking information, proof of delivery and everything with complete plan of action.
if their is anyone in similar situation who can help me with issue. I will really appreciate that.
thank you
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Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
All you have to do is follow the instructions in the performance notification you received. Once you provide valid information to Amazon, they might let you continue to sell on their marketplace.
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
So you used an Amazon integrated tracking courier and the tracking numbers are all valid and integrated into Amazon's system and not affecting your VTR% rate and pushing your VTR under 95%?
Stevie_Amazon
Hi there @Seller_770aUyELXLLdQ,
I hope this finds you well! I do apologize for the time that has passed since you had first posted here. The moderating team and I greatly appreciate your patience and continued engagement.
In regards to the review in which your account is undergoing is Amazon's effort to ensure all products are arriving to your buyers successfully. Validation of delivery and monitoring selling activity is done for many different reason, with the primary reason usually being have no established sales history. If your account exhibits multiple factors at one time, it could be placed under review.
- You do not have a sufficient history of past sales. This can be either because you are new to the Amazon store or you have not sold for a long period. When you are new or have been dormant, it takes time to build up a positive history of buyer-seller transactions.
- Multiple customers have indicated they did not receive the items they ordered (for example, by filing for refunds, A-to-z guarantee claims or posting negative feedback). We recommend that you work closely with your customers to resolve any issues and take steps to ensure prompt fulfillment of orders.
- There is no tracking information available on your account or the tracking information is invalid. Valid tracking information can provide assurance to your customers that their orders are on the way and help Amazon validate that an order has been delivered. To access Amazon policies on tracking information, go to Valid Tracking Rate (VTR).
- There has been an unusual change in your selling patterns. An unusual sales activity may include a recent spike in sales or significant change in the type of inventory you offer.
- You are selling higher risk items. Higher risk items may include consumer electronics, computers or trending items.
- You may be missing critical business information from your account that can help us validate positive buyer-seller history across other sales channels. Ensure that all your business information is up to date, including business website, address, and contact information, where applicable. Although this information is not mandatory it can verify your identity and expedite the review process.
As @Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7 and yourself have already discussed, validating your tracking information and ensuring all information is accurate is the most important step in this process.
While we have been investigating the reports of issues with this carrier, I do still urge everyone to ensure all information is accurate, correct, uploaded on time, and any other requirements for valid tracking.
If there is a widely-known issue with this carrier, it will be identified and taken into consideration in scenarios such as yours. That being said,I still suggest providing all of the information requested and ensure you are not leaving out any relevant information.
I would like to ask if you had recently received any customer complaints, feedback, or A-to-Z claims, where they have stated they did not receive their packages? Even if customers communicated with you via buyer-seller messaging, this could contribute to the account review reason. If this is applicable, I urge you to consider why your customers would have such complaints or questions regarding the delivery of their orders.
Please feel free to visit this page for more insight on the requirements for tracking and carrier information and do not hesitate to further reply here. The community and I are here to support you.
All the best,
Stevie.
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
@Stevie_Amazon
IT IS because of this widely known tracking issue with Purolator. It's just this poor seller is new and doesn't have the account health assurance history to prevent a deactivation, but the VTR rate deactivation is only because of the Purolator tracking Glitch. It's just bad luck that the tracking glitch happened and this is a new seller.
However, if you look at the current open threads, and look at the replies that some sellers have gotten from the internal support teams, Amazon has stated that they WILL NOT be taking this widely known issue INTO CONSIDERATION for any of the glitched out shipments before April 29th, 2024. Amazon has decided to sink their sellers and let them hang out to dry over this glitch, and calls their tracking platform a precisely engineered platform, of which it has been proven false in April for ALL SELLERS that use Purolator.
I believe is totally unfair to this new seller as the only reason this seller got deactivated was due to the tracking glitch with Purolator that invalidated all shipments prior to April 14th on April 14th, even shipments that were properly tracked before April 14th.