A Section 3 violation means Amazon believes your account may be violating the Seller Code of Conduct, often related to product authenticity, sourcing, or business legitimacy. These violations can lead to account suspension and funds being held.

In many cases, yes. However, Section 3 cases require strong documentation and a strategic appeal. Repeated incorrect appeals can reduce the chance of recovery.

Amazon does not disclose its internal risk signals. Appeals are commonly rejected when invoices, suppliers, or explanations do not meet Amazon’s internal verification standards.

No. No legitimate service can guarantee reinstatement for a Section 3 case. We provide honest assessments and build appeals aligned with Amazon’s enforcement logic.

This may include commercial invoices, supplier verification, proof of authenticity, supply chain explanations, and corrective action documentation. Requirements vary by case.

Many authentic sellers are suspended due to unverifiable suppliers, invoice inconsistencies, documentation issues, or prior account risk history.

Timelines vary. Some cases resolve in weeks, while others take longer depending on account history, appeal quality, and Amazon’s review cycles.

In most Section 3 cases, submitting repeated appeals without fixing the root issue reduces recovery chances. A strategic pause is often better.

Yes. Many sellers come to us after multiple failed appeals. We review past submissions and rebuild the case strategically.

Start with a Section 3 review. We assess your situation and outline the best path forward before any appeal is submitted.