Beauty Sellers Face ‘Stolen Goods’ Holds | LEGO Sellers Suddenly Blocked | Amazon’s New Support Rep Is AI
- November 05, 2026
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Hello All
1. There is a wave of unsuitable situations involving branded beauty products that has led Amazon to hold large amount of funds. They are saying stolen goods. It seems off, as some have only listed the product and never sold, so it seems like an overreaction; Amazon is replacing Seller Central’s “Get help and resources” page with Seller Assistant, an AI tool that can resolve common issues quickly or prepare cases for support associates. link; Some long-term sellers were suddenly blocked from selling LEGO
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4. A seller asked on Amazon’s forum if they could use a friend’s account after suspension, while also mentioning drug-test labs. I shared why posting publicly could raise concerns and why experienced advice may help. Bizzare.
5. “Explanation of methods used to get customer reviews outside of Amazon’s messaging system. The contact information of any third parties used, and the time frame of your relationship with them. This information includes email addresses, usernames, websites, and profiles created by you or the third party to get prohibited customer reviews through social media platforms.” This seems like an ERROR. LInk.
6. A customer says a graphics-card box arrived empty. The seller insists the product was shipped, and Amazon points to delivery evidence. An Indian consumer commission held both responsible. Link
7. New commercial liability insurance went into effect this week. Link ; The Pokémon “Potential High Price” errors are still ongoing, and for other items as well.
8. Amazon is hiring a Threat Intelligence Analyst to monitor Telegram, dark-web forums, and other online communities for fraud, counterfeit activity, and marketplace manipulation. Hopefully they get it right. Link
9. “We have reached this decision because we have identified risks associated with the supplier identified in the invoices you submitted, and we will not accept invoices from this supplier.”
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Wishing You A Great Weekend, ED RosenbergVoice of the Seller
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