Amazon sells that exact knife at the same price as on the manufacturer’s site and there are two other sellers on the listing who’s price is above the Amazon price.
Do you run your own listing of this product? If you do, why are you not selling on the listing that is connected to the brand name?
In the 1990’s, I was a district manager for a cutlery chain. We sold a similar knife that (if I remember right) was made by SOG (Special Operations Group) and they were very popular (although more expensive than this one).
That is the other catch 22 each individual seller has to prove it doesn’t violate policy. I have seen it so many times, I will get the violation but it’s still listed for other sellers.
I’ve had a couple of books removed lately for being “in violation of our Content Guidelines for Books”
I guess that traveling to the Azores or Vietnam is somehow offensive; both were travel guides (I think one was Lonely Planet, not sure about the other; but since listings are gone, can’t check without pulling the physical book, and I’m too lazy to do that right now).
I have the option to appeal, but both were very close to my minimum price to even list, so not gonna worry about it. But I wonder what other books the AI is going to decide are in violation. (also wonder what corrupt data the AI has been trained on to decide that travel guides from major publishers are a problem)
