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Brand Approval Nightmare! Math fundamentals needed ?

I’ve been struggling to get approval because of mistakes made by the employee reviewing my request. It’s pretty clear they’re not reading the messages or explanations I’ve written. Seriously, how do you guys deal with this? I’ve sent photos, documents, everything—but all I get back is the same standard rejection template. It’s honestly frustrating.

We’re new sellers trying to survive and build our business, but it feels like the brand approval department is working against us. No offense, but it seems like some employees there might need a bit more training. I’ve had this issue before, and it got resolved eventually, but this time? After 10 tries, still no luck.

Here’s the deal: Last time, the issue was about the invoice showing 6 quantities, but it was actually 2 products with 6 units each (so 6x2=12 units total). I explained it, and thankfully, a competent employee understood and fixed it. But this time? It’s like pulling teeth.

Now, my invoice shows 4 quantities, but it’s 3x products with 4 units each (so 4x3=12 units total). I even sent photos of the products! But the person reviewing my request doesn’t seem to bother reading my messages or looking at the attachments. The response I keep getting? “It must be at least 10 units.” Oh, come on! I know it needs to be at least 10 units—that’s why I’m sending 12! But it’s like talking to a brick wall.

Before ordering large quantities, I always test products with at least 10 units. But trying to explain basic math to the brand approval department feels like an endless ordeal. 4x3=12, right? The invoice says it, the photos show it—yet somehow, they still don’t get it. Do they even look at the messages or attachments? Or is Amazon just trying to make it impossible for new sellers to get started?

What do you guys think? How do you deal with this? I’m at my wit’s end here and would really appreciate some help from someone who knows what they’re doing. My Case ID is 10863455822. Please, someone be my savior!

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Brand Approval Nightmare! Math fundamentals needed ?

I’ve been struggling to get approval because of mistakes made by the employee reviewing my request. It’s pretty clear they’re not reading the messages or explanations I’ve written. Seriously, how do you guys deal with this? I’ve sent photos, documents, everything—but all I get back is the same standard rejection template. It’s honestly frustrating.

We’re new sellers trying to survive and build our business, but it feels like the brand approval department is working against us. No offense, but it seems like some employees there might need a bit more training. I’ve had this issue before, and it got resolved eventually, but this time? After 10 tries, still no luck.

Here’s the deal: Last time, the issue was about the invoice showing 6 quantities, but it was actually 2 products with 6 units each (so 6x2=12 units total). I explained it, and thankfully, a competent employee understood and fixed it. But this time? It’s like pulling teeth.

Now, my invoice shows 4 quantities, but it’s 3x products with 4 units each (so 4x3=12 units total). I even sent photos of the products! But the person reviewing my request doesn’t seem to bother reading my messages or looking at the attachments. The response I keep getting? “It must be at least 10 units.” Oh, come on! I know it needs to be at least 10 units—that’s why I’m sending 12! But it’s like talking to a brick wall.

Before ordering large quantities, I always test products with at least 10 units. But trying to explain basic math to the brand approval department feels like an endless ordeal. 4x3=12, right? The invoice says it, the photos show it—yet somehow, they still don’t get it. Do they even look at the messages or attachments? Or is Amazon just trying to make it impossible for new sellers to get started?

What do you guys think? How do you deal with this? I’m at my wit’s end here and would really appreciate some help from someone who knows what they’re doing. My Case ID is 10863455822. Please, someone be my savior!

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unfortunately as you say, you just need to get someone with a bit of common sense to read it all, which is in short supply at many marketplaces it seems.

they will simply be seeing a product that you have four of, they won’t understand the concept of a multi pack because the script they follow won’t explain that

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, thank you for posting. I will work on your case with the partner team and keep you updated on the progress. 😊

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, my colleague has reached out to you in a new case and provided tips on next steps. Please let me know if this helps.

Cheers!

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Brand Approval Nightmare! Math fundamentals needed ?

I’ve been struggling to get approval because of mistakes made by the employee reviewing my request. It’s pretty clear they’re not reading the messages or explanations I’ve written. Seriously, how do you guys deal with this? I’ve sent photos, documents, everything—but all I get back is the same standard rejection template. It’s honestly frustrating.

We’re new sellers trying to survive and build our business, but it feels like the brand approval department is working against us. No offense, but it seems like some employees there might need a bit more training. I’ve had this issue before, and it got resolved eventually, but this time? After 10 tries, still no luck.

Here’s the deal: Last time, the issue was about the invoice showing 6 quantities, but it was actually 2 products with 6 units each (so 6x2=12 units total). I explained it, and thankfully, a competent employee understood and fixed it. But this time? It’s like pulling teeth.

Now, my invoice shows 4 quantities, but it’s 3x products with 4 units each (so 4x3=12 units total). I even sent photos of the products! But the person reviewing my request doesn’t seem to bother reading my messages or looking at the attachments. The response I keep getting? “It must be at least 10 units.” Oh, come on! I know it needs to be at least 10 units—that’s why I’m sending 12! But it’s like talking to a brick wall.

Before ordering large quantities, I always test products with at least 10 units. But trying to explain basic math to the brand approval department feels like an endless ordeal. 4x3=12, right? The invoice says it, the photos show it—yet somehow, they still don’t get it. Do they even look at the messages or attachments? Or is Amazon just trying to make it impossible for new sellers to get started?

What do you guys think? How do you deal with this? I’m at my wit’s end here and would really appreciate some help from someone who knows what they’re doing. My Case ID is 10863455822. Please, someone be my savior!

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Brand Approval Nightmare! Math fundamentals needed ?

I’ve been struggling to get approval because of mistakes made by the employee reviewing my request. It’s pretty clear they’re not reading the messages or explanations I’ve written. Seriously, how do you guys deal with this? I’ve sent photos, documents, everything—but all I get back is the same standard rejection template. It’s honestly frustrating.

We’re new sellers trying to survive and build our business, but it feels like the brand approval department is working against us. No offense, but it seems like some employees there might need a bit more training. I’ve had this issue before, and it got resolved eventually, but this time? After 10 tries, still no luck.

Here’s the deal: Last time, the issue was about the invoice showing 6 quantities, but it was actually 2 products with 6 units each (so 6x2=12 units total). I explained it, and thankfully, a competent employee understood and fixed it. But this time? It’s like pulling teeth.

Now, my invoice shows 4 quantities, but it’s 3x products with 4 units each (so 4x3=12 units total). I even sent photos of the products! But the person reviewing my request doesn’t seem to bother reading my messages or looking at the attachments. The response I keep getting? “It must be at least 10 units.” Oh, come on! I know it needs to be at least 10 units—that’s why I’m sending 12! But it’s like talking to a brick wall.

Before ordering large quantities, I always test products with at least 10 units. But trying to explain basic math to the brand approval department feels like an endless ordeal. 4x3=12, right? The invoice says it, the photos show it—yet somehow, they still don’t get it. Do they even look at the messages or attachments? Or is Amazon just trying to make it impossible for new sellers to get started?

What do you guys think? How do you deal with this? I’m at my wit’s end here and would really appreciate some help from someone who knows what they’re doing. My Case ID is 10863455822. Please, someone be my savior!

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Brand Approval Nightmare! Math fundamentals needed ?

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I’ve been struggling to get approval because of mistakes made by the employee reviewing my request. It’s pretty clear they’re not reading the messages or explanations I’ve written. Seriously, how do you guys deal with this? I’ve sent photos, documents, everything—but all I get back is the same standard rejection template. It’s honestly frustrating.

We’re new sellers trying to survive and build our business, but it feels like the brand approval department is working against us. No offense, but it seems like some employees there might need a bit more training. I’ve had this issue before, and it got resolved eventually, but this time? After 10 tries, still no luck.

Here’s the deal: Last time, the issue was about the invoice showing 6 quantities, but it was actually 2 products with 6 units each (so 6x2=12 units total). I explained it, and thankfully, a competent employee understood and fixed it. But this time? It’s like pulling teeth.

Now, my invoice shows 4 quantities, but it’s 3x products with 4 units each (so 4x3=12 units total). I even sent photos of the products! But the person reviewing my request doesn’t seem to bother reading my messages or looking at the attachments. The response I keep getting? “It must be at least 10 units.” Oh, come on! I know it needs to be at least 10 units—that’s why I’m sending 12! But it’s like talking to a brick wall.

Before ordering large quantities, I always test products with at least 10 units. But trying to explain basic math to the brand approval department feels like an endless ordeal. 4x3=12, right? The invoice says it, the photos show it—yet somehow, they still don’t get it. Do they even look at the messages or attachments? Or is Amazon just trying to make it impossible for new sellers to get started?

What do you guys think? How do you deal with this? I’m at my wit’s end here and would really appreciate some help from someone who knows what they’re doing. My Case ID is 10863455822. Please, someone be my savior!

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unfortunately as you say, you just need to get someone with a bit of common sense to read it all, which is in short supply at many marketplaces it seems.

they will simply be seeing a product that you have four of, they won’t understand the concept of a multi pack because the script they follow won’t explain that

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, thank you for posting. I will work on your case with the partner team and keep you updated on the progress. 😊

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, my colleague has reached out to you in a new case and provided tips on next steps. Please let me know if this helps.

Cheers!

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unfortunately as you say, you just need to get someone with a bit of common sense to read it all, which is in short supply at many marketplaces it seems.

they will simply be seeing a product that you have four of, they won’t understand the concept of a multi pack because the script they follow won’t explain that

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unfortunately as you say, you just need to get someone with a bit of common sense to read it all, which is in short supply at many marketplaces it seems.

they will simply be seeing a product that you have four of, they won’t understand the concept of a multi pack because the script they follow won’t explain that

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, thank you for posting. I will work on your case with the partner team and keep you updated on the progress. 😊

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, thank you for posting. I will work on your case with the partner team and keep you updated on the progress. 😊

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, my colleague has reached out to you in a new case and provided tips on next steps. Please let me know if this helps.

Cheers!

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Hello @Seller_CHKmOwrJL1T5R, my colleague has reached out to you in a new case and provided tips on next steps. Please let me know if this helps.

Cheers!

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