Notice assessment
A plain-language explanation of the stated violation, affected account area, and response Amazon appears to request.
Amazon Seller appeals
Amazon account deactivated or listing removed? Identify the response and evidence Amazon appears to request.
Start with a free issue check. AppealSource reviews permitted, redacted notice text against relevant official sources and identifies what to verify before you respond.
Account and listing notices$18 USD, one-timeNo account access
Independent service; not affiliated with Amazon. No result is guaranteed. Never paste passwords, access codes, identity documents, banking information, buyer data, email addresses or case IDs.
Official Amazon sources
Notice-specific evidence
Editable appeal or POA
No reinstatement promises
Free issue check
Confirm scope before sharing a redacted notice.
No login or account access. Do not paste emails, case IDs, passwords, identity documents, banking information or buyer data.
1 Scope2 Notice3 Preview4 Context5 Review
Free issue check
First, confirm the case is in scope.
We do not need account access. Unsupported cases never reach checkout.
The requested response controls the work
Not every Amazon enforcement calls for the same Plan of Action.
Amazon may request an explanation, a questionnaire, invoices, authorization records, identity or business verification, listing corrections, or a structured Plan of Action. Submitting polished prose instead of the requested material can leave the violation unresolved.
AppealSource classifies the notice first, then separates the policy question, the evidence request, the corrective route, and the final draft.
What the report contains
One private case file organized around the enforcement.
The result is designed to help you decide what to correct, document, and submit—not merely generate persuasive language.
Official guidance
Relevant Amazon material for Account Health, appeals, evidence, and the identified policy category.
Evidence checklist
Invoices, authorizations, listing records, account history, or other material to verify before submission.
Editable response
A factual appeal, limited-information review request, or Plan of Action matched to the notice.
Current coverage
Amazon Seller cases supported
- Seller-account deactivation or Section 3 notice
- Account Health and product-policy violations
- ASIN or listing removal with an appeal route
- Authenticity, restricted-product, IP, or related-account notices
ARGUS for Amazon Seller
Built around the notice, not a universal POA template.
Amazon's requested response varies by violation. The system keeps the draft subordinate to the evidence and the live Account Health instructions.
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Violation-specific classification
The intake distinguishes account, ASIN, authenticity, restricted-product, IP, and related-account issues.
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Scoped policy retrieval
Amazon cases retrieve only active official Amazon material for the marketplace selected in the form.
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Evidence-first controls
The report does not invent invoices, suppliers, authorizations, root causes, or corrective actions.
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Correct response format
A root-cause POA is used only when the notice and facts support it; correction or documentation routes remain distinct.
Simple case pricing
$18 USD, one-time.
Payment covers one complete analysis and report for one supported Amazon Seller notice.
One eligible Amazon Seller case$18 USD
- Official-source analysis
- Evidence checklist
- Factual response framework
- One clarification round if required
Guide library
Need a narrower walkthrough for a specific Amazon Seller notice?
Use the guide library for deactivations, authenticity complaints, restricted products, related accounts, metrics, and other high-intent search scenarios before you paste the notice.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin
Does every suspension need a Plan of Action?
No. Amazon may request a questionnaire, documents, a listing correction, an explanation, or a Plan of Action. The live notice and Account Health workflow control what you should submit.
Do you need access to Seller Central?
No. Never provide a password, authentication code, API credential, banking information, or identity document.
Can AppealSource verify an invoice?
The report can explain the document fields Amazon requests, but AppealSource does not authenticate or alter invoices. You must verify and submit original records directly to Amazon.
Who submits the final response?
You do. You review every statement, attach the proper evidence, and submit through the route shown in your own Amazon account.