Greetings Algo_Zone,

I understand this is a frustrating situation, but based on the information provided, it seems likely that the deactivation of your account was due to the use of a branded product in your listings, even if it was unintentional.

The "generic product Listing" violation suggests your product may have been infringing on a trademark or brand name. Even if you were unaware, Amazon takes IP violations very seriously and will deactivate accounts as a result.

My recommendation would be to carefully review all of your product listings and sourcing to ensure you are only selling legitimate, unbranded products. If you truly believe the products are not branded, I would suggest gathering any available evidence or documentation to demonstrate this - such as invoices, product images, or correspondence with suppliers.

With a clear, well-documented appeal highlighting the unbranded nature of your products, you will have the best chance of getting your account reactivated proving that the deactivation happened in error.

For more information about this subject please visit the page Intellectual Property Policy for Sellers.

Thank you for contacting us! The forums community and I are committed to assisting you. Feel free to share how we can support you moving forward.

I wish you all the best,

-Nikki