The listing of a hot-selling product was removed from the shelves. The seller said: Is it wrong to have a large number of orders?

Recently, a seller published a post, the content of which showed that the seller had been selling his own brand products on Amazon Germany for three years. The brand registration and authorization were complete, and there was no violation of regulations. However, on June 29, without receiving any notice, the seller was suddenly removed from the shelves by Amazon.

Without any warning, Amazon is coming to you quietly!

The seller found a complaint record in his account status, but he said he didn’t know the reason for the infringement or the object of the infringement. In desperation, the seller opened a case with customer service , and the reply he received from Amazon was that “the product was temporarily removed from the shelves because it was determined to be a hot-selling item.”

For a while, the response from Amazon also caused a lot of discussion among sellers:

What? Because the product was taken off the shelves because it was a hot seller?

Is it wrong to sell a hot product? Then should I find a less popular product to sell?

This reason really makes me want to cry but have no tears!

What the hell is Amazon playing on me?

As for the specific explanation given by Amazon, many sellers said it seemed a bit weak and hard to convince the public: mainly over a period of time, the popularity of a certain category of goods prompted a large number of sellers to rush in and sell such goods, but due to uneven product quality and other reasons, buyers had a bad consumption experience , so the listings of some hot-selling products would be randomly removed !

Then, the seller submitted relevant materials to Amazon as a common infringement, but it was invalid. After repeated self-examination, he did not find the reason. Coincidentally, many sellers have complained before that "because the product was judged as a hot-selling product, their sales rights were blocked."

However, many things have two sides. For sellers, hot-selling products are good for making money, but for Amazon, it may consider more comprehensively. For example, the hot sale of a product may lead to a series of problems such as copycat sales, counterfeiting, defective products and infringement. What Amazon needs to do is to control such problems and consumers' shopping experience.

Therefore, sellers who encounter such problems need to conduct more self-examination, find the real cause of the violation, and make reasonable complaints to Amazon in order to ultimately resolve the problem.

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