2,477 restricted product flags down to 40 in two days
Amazon flagged 2,477 listings of radio devices because their FCC ID was missing. Two days later, 40 were left, and those 40 were an older batch removed before we started.
- flagged on 2 Sep 2024
- 2,477
- 2 to 4 Sep 2024
- 2 days
- left, all from an older batch
- 40
Shilpi DudaniFounder, AVA INC. ·
The problem
Amazon flagged 2,477 listings of radio devices because the FCC ID was missing from their compliance details. Each one was at risk of removal by 4 September 2024.
What we did
We found the correct FCC ID for each product, added it to every listing in bulk and followed up with Amazon.
The result
At 12:33 on 4 September, two days after the first screenshot, the same filter showed 40. Those rows were dated 21 August and had already been removed before we started, a separate and earlier batch. 2,437 flags were gone.
Keep reading
- Restricted product policy violation you did not deserve: how to appeal Amazon flagged ordinary products as pesticides. How the false positive works, how to read Account Health, and how to appeal by proving root cause.Read the guide
- Amazon rejected your compliance document: how to submit one that passes Amazon rejected your compliance document? The two failure types, the identifiers that must match the ASIN, and how to assemble a submission that passes.Read the guide
- Account health management How we handle this kind of work for Amazon sellers, and what it covers.See the service
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