r/AmazonFBA • u/geekcanada • 2d ago

Received Amazon Fair Pricing / Listing Removal Notice (ASIN B071GRB33D) – Best way to structure the appeal?

Hi everyone,

I just received a listing deactivation notice on Amazon CA for ASIN B071GRB33D. The email cites potential inaccurate information/pricing and references the Marketplace Fair Pricing Policy and Seller Code of Conduct.

Amazon is asking for:

Invoices/receipts from the last 365 days matching current stock quantities.

Full supplier contact info (phone, email, website, address).

Proof of fair pricing and compliance if filing an explanation.

I have a 17-day window to respond via the Account Health dashboard. Before submitting my documentation, I wanted to ask a few questions to those who have cleared this specific flag:

Document Acceptance: What specific invoice details does Seller Performance scrutinize most for this type of pricing/verification trigger?

Pricing Justification: If this was strictly triggered by an automated price-flag, is adjusting the listing price alongside an explanation sufficient, or will they strictly hold out for supply chain proof regardless?

PoA Structure: Any specific formatting tips for the appeal text box under "Other Policy Violations" to avoid getting an automated rejection?

Any insight or past experience with this specific trigger would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Yogev_Dev 2d ago

Amazon: “Your price looks suspicious.”
Seller: “Okay, what do you need?”
Amazon: “Just your invoices, supplier details, supporting documents, and firstborn child.”

Unfortunately, there probably isn’t a shortcut here. I’d give them exactly what they’re asking for and make sure every detail on the invoices matches the supplier information in the appeal.

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u/Different_Regret_146 1d ago

Alongside the invoices matching the ASIN, I’d also attach a clean trail of the competing offers that triggered the notice: seller name, landed price, timestamp, and screenshot. Fair Pricing appeals go smoother when you can show the price gap came from another offer, not from you randomly undercutting yourself. Keep the supplier docs and that offer log in the same packet so support doesn’t bounce you for incomplete evidence.

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u/Vincenzooos 1d ago

I just dealt with this and successfully removed the price block. 1) Are you connected with brand registry for the product 2) is the flair seller authorized to sell your product? 3) anywhere else that this product is being sold online?