I reported ASIN B0F59666V7 to Amazon for blatant listing abuse. The seller is using a product page with over 3000+ reviews originally intended for a completely different item. On top of that, they’re misleading customers by referencing trusted brands like DeWalt and Hefty in the listing content — even though his products has nothing to do with them.

I created a complain ID: 17677665601

This is a clear violation of Amazon’s detail page manipulation and trademark misuse policies.

Amazon responded saying they took appropriate action, but the listing is still up and nothing has been fixed — the reviews are still there, the false branding is still present, and the seller is still benefiting unfairly.

This kind of abuse misleads customers and damages the integrity of the platform. I want this resolved. Amazon needs to take this seriously and actually enforce their own policies.

@Seller_WIFV02H2XUFgS@Seller_vtQxROP6UNr1O

Hi everyone,

I'm reaching out to ask if anyone has experienced a similar issue with disbursements after a suspended account was reactivated.

Here's my situation:

• My selling account was suspended months ago and during that period, my account balance gradually decreased (likely due to fees and refunds), even though there were no new sales.

• The balance dropped over time but eventually stabilized at a significant amount.

• In the transaction view, that balance started showing both as a credit and a debit — essentially cancelling itself out — resulting in a zero available balance.

• Recently, my account was reactivated, but the funds have still not been disbursed.

• After several cases, support told me that my funds are “under review” and asked me to wait 5–10 business days for the review process to complete.

• However, they also mentioned that the outcome of the review will determine whether the funds will be disbursed or not — no confirmation that it will definitely happen.

So now I’m left in limbo: funds stuck, no clear answer, and unsure what to expect at the end of the 10 business days.

Has anyone experienced something like this and eventually received their money?

Any suggestions on what else I can do or how to escalate this properly?

Really appreciate any input or shared experience. Thank you!

I am trying to edit my listing and it keeps showing this message, how do I fix it?

I am an FBA seller on Amazon. A customer has left a negative review with a one-star rating for one of my products, as the customer received a product that another customer had already returned. These products are shipped through the Amazon FBA program, and due to negligence from the FBA warehouse side, they shipped a product that was returned before. From the image attached by the customer who left the review, it is very clear that the product the customer received was a previously returned product, as there is a sticker that says it was returned. The customer also claimed that it was a returned product. I want to get the review and rating deleted.

I am reporting a widespread issue that is affecting my Canada and USA Inventory.

I have been featured offer-eligible for many years and still am. The issue now is that random Merchant Fulfilled sellers, some even priced higher than my FBA offers, are taking priority of the buy box (featured offer). This is happening on a LOT of listings.

My items are mainly used books, CDs, DVDs and Video Games. I haven't seen this before. Something is glitchy.

For example, there is an item ASIN 1943735190 that says "Ships from Germany and sold by momox_Shop." Now tell me, who is going to choose this seller? If I'm a buyer in Canada why would I choose this option? Wouldn't we think my competitive offer that is PRIME eligible and IN Canada take precedence?

Something is wrong.

Here are some more ASIN examples from Canada:

0765331640, 0375858997, 0692189823, 1771681748

All of the ASIN's I provided are featuring used sellers outside of Canada. Merchant fulfilled sellers from the United Kingdom, USA and Germany. Why wouldn't a Prime Seller FROM Canada take precedence?

I have opened a case already: 17361918711

Please advise.

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