We sell a book on Amazon (ASIN B0CJCKGRW1) globally, including in the USA, Europe, and the UK. We are both the brand owner and manufacturer of the book.
Recently, we received a notification about an incorrect price for the product, and our listing was suspended. Why did we receive this warning in the first place? As the manufacturer, we should have the right to set any price, correct? Our price of AUD $189 is the same across other Amazon marketplaces. Currently, another seller is buying the book from our website for AUD $189 and reselling it on Amazon using our listing (B0CJCKGRW1) for AUD $289.
Isn’t Amazon a platform dedicated to providing the best customer experience?
Despite the absurdity of this situation, we provided all the necessary documents, including proof of production quantities, delivery confirmations, receipts, and statements. We received messages on September 18, 24, and 30, as well as on October 22 and 23, stating that everything was fine and that we could proceed with sales. However, the listing remains blocked.
We’ve called customer support multiple times, but unfortunately, they lack the expertise to resolve the issue and seem unsure of what’s going on themselves.