Opened in excel & sorted by title.
There are 6 that do not have a title showing in the file, they are blank cells
So I copy & paste the SKU into Manage Inventory and noting comes up.
So I then take the ASIN from the file & go to the ASIN only to see us as an active seller.
Not sure how this is possible. Anyone else have blank titles in their download?
Do you possibly use a 3rd party app that could be sending over inventory data for the ASIN? Iâm wondering if this could happen if you deleted the offer on the Amazon side, but the app keep sending inventory data over, causing the offer to be kept alive and what you are seeing.
No apps - no 3rd party anything.
The thing is we SHOULD be on the listing, but why doesnât it show in Manage inventory.
Searching the ASIN or SKU shows nothing and we found 6 just like this in the Inventory downloadâŚvery strange.
There is no price by your name.
There is no buy button by your name.
There is no offer by you under Report a Violation for that ASIN.
Have you sold this item in the past?
Amazon may have written a bot to clean up something with listings while rolling out the new attribute requirements with the new category specific excel templates. Caught your old listings because they donât have something the new attributes require or something they want removed.
We are not showing right now because I did What @MissMeliss asked & tried to re-add the product via âAdd A productâ It now appears in our Manage Inventory screen.
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Here is what support says (makes up ) We deactivated your listings because we detected that your listings have errors or violate our policies.
The listing is not deactivated - there is no sku for the ASIN in manage Inventory. Hereâs another
In fact I show weâre winning the BUY BOX https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004GF0AM8
But are we on the listing. It may be showing a different Buy Box winner based on your zipcode as compared to ours. For NY & NJ it shows as FREE delivery December 27 - 28
Yeah i thought that may be the case too, just wanted to show you what I was seeing. Unless you use different addresses, itâs difficult to know what buyers are seeing in different parts of the country.
Iâm seeing others for all of the variations I looked @, but I suspect that youâre correct, and thatâs likely due to the default Zip Code I use.
I am seeing the âNon returnable due to hazmat safety reasonsâ warning, however, which surprised me - not being well-versed in Health & Beauty as are you, I had no idea that a product like this fell under that classification.
Amazon has slapped that on a lot of health & beauty items.
It really invites the scammers.
Many will order a few sets of false nails or fake eyelashes & then claim they donât like the look of them in hopes of a refund & no return. I send return labels to those that say they never opened the boxes.
Another example of Amazon using a hammer to kill a fly. Thereâs no reason nails or eyelashes would be hazardous that I can think of other than Amazon painting all beauty products with a broad brush.
On the other hand, soap should not be returnable at all, but all our listings have returnable on them. Fortunately we have only ever gotten 2 returns in 8 years but the point is we donât want your used soap back, we just refund.
Actually I think it was Dogtamer who coined that phrase initially on the OSFE. He has the ubiquitous âNail meets hammerâ gif, so Iâm sure he could have one for killing a fly with a sledgehammer.
I cannot claim to have coined the phrase âNail, meet hammerâ - it was in use on both the maternal & paternal sides of my family long before I was born (or, as some would have it, âhatchedâ ), and longer-still by others - but I cannot deny that I was well-known for using it back in the last two iterations of the OSFE.
Many of what I consider to be the best of my gifs were actually cribbed from original posts made by other members of our Seller Community (prominent among them being those crafted by our fellow SAS members @SawleMill & @VTR), but Iâll need to see what I can do to come up with one where an innocuous fly goes splat under Amazonâs ever-present sledgehammer, as the lack of such surely is a hole in my repertoire.