I recently received an intellectual property (IP) complaint on my US marketplace, filed against my account for 5 ASINs that were already closed and inactive when the complaints were submitted. The root cause of these listings being in my account was an exploratory, trial-and-error approach I took during early onboarding as a new seller. While learning how Amazon's catalogue and listing process worked, I added several branded products to my inventory to research market viability — without fully understanding that even inactive, unsold listings on branded ASINs could trigger IP complaints. No sales were made, and no inventory was ever held. I believe these IP complaints were filed in error, as they targeted listings that had already been closed before the complaints were submitted. I have supporting evidence confirming the listings were inactive at the time. Amazon is now requesting "Brand Authorization" to lift the suspension. Since I never intended to sell these items and only added them to learn the platform, I'm unsure how to satisfy this requirement or what my best path forward is. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation? Any advice on how to respond to Amazon or resolve this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

What's up everyone We're doing our FIRST offical livestream in this community. Sunday March 22nd at 5pm EST Here's what's going down: - Live sourcing (you'll see exactly how I find products in real time) - Live Q&A (bring your questions) - A special announcement 👀 You can watch it on my YouTube or right here in Skool. Drop a 🔥 if you're pulling up. See you there 🫡

I just published The Canadian FBA Roadmap inside the Classroom tab. It's a full video walkthrough of everything you need to get started selling on Amazon in Canada: → Setting up your Seller Central account → Getting your prep supplies ready → Why you need a credit card (and which kind) → Keepa, SellerAmp, SellerBoard explained (with links to get set up) → The cashback stack that saves you money on every purchase → Understanding FBA terms so you're not Googling mid-conversation → Sourcing fundamentals → A "What's Next" guide once you've gone through everything Every lesson has a short video (1-4 minutes) plus written notes. No fluff. No 45-minute lectures. Just the stuff you need. This is free. All of it. For every member. Go to the Classroom tab and start with 1.0 Orientation. Work through it at your own pace. If you get stuck on anything, post your question in the community. The people who actually DO the lessons (not just watch them) are the ones who end up making money. Don't just consume. Take action. And if you finish everything and want the full deep-dive system (advanced Keepa, sourcing machine, shipping, ungating, repricing)... that's coming soon. 👀 Drop a comment if you're starting the Roadmap this week. Let's go.