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Seller Account Closed With $805 in Funds Held Despite Proof of Delivery

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I was a seller on Amazon.com Marketplace when my seller account was abruptly closed. I had accumulated $805 through my sales, but Amazon is holding that money in "reserve" supposedly until I provide sufficient evidence that I shipped all my orders. (or for 90 days, whichever comes first). Well, I provided a detailed e-mail with the order numbers as well as delivery confirmation numbers and Amazon.com will not respond back to me. I've done what they asked me to do by providing delivery confirmation numbers for all sales that took place in the last 2 weeks, but they are ignoring my request to release the $805 that I earned.

I have had no complaints from customers I sold to and a positive feedback rating of 100%. There is NO reason in the world why Amazon should be entitled to hold my money! I feel that they hold funds and collect interest from the seller's profits for their own financial gain. This type of thing is wrong! They won't even respond to my e-mails and I'm sure they have every intention of holding my $805 even though I have provided them with what they asked for in the way of delivery confirmation numbers to the people who bought my products.


Company: Amazon.com
Country: USA
Site: amazon.com
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