I keep having this issue where my amzon seller account. I am not able to sign in bcs it keeps like having sme rnadom letters and characters on the screen. Ive cleared my chache like 5 times and disabeled external extension and have no idea what is goin on with the site. If aynone has had this issu im open to try any solution

You still gotta eat s*** for a year to really prove to Amazon that you are a legitimate seller. And that's the only way out. The only way the light on the other side of the tunnel is showing up every day.

Everyone obsesses over ungating. I get it. You look at the big brands, Nike, Lego, whatever, and you think "if I could just sell THOSE, I'd be making real money." So you spend weeks trying to get approved. Submitting invoices. Getting rejected. Trying again. Getting rejected again. Meanwhile your actual Amazon account is sitting there doing nothing. I know because I did the same thing. Four years ago I decided to completely forget about gated products. Not temporarily. Permanently. I never ungated one product on purpose. I just looked at the brands I was already able to sell and I tried to use every single opportunity I had with those. Here's what happened. I focused all my sourcing time on products I could actually list. Found a brand that worked, went deep on it. Found cousins of that product in the same category. Built volume. Built account history. Proved to Amazon that I was a legitimate, consistent seller. Then something wild happened. Two and a half years later I woke up ungated in brands I never even applied for. Amazon just opened them up. No invoices. No applications. Nothing. Why? Because Amazon rewards consistency and history. They want to see that you're a real seller who ships on time, handles returns properly, and doesn't cause problems. That matters way more than a stack of invoices from a wholesaler. I've seen sellers try ungating 18 times before getting approved. 18 times. Most people quit after the third attempt and wrap up shop entirely. The energy they spent on those 18 applications could have gone into sourcing products they were already approved to sell. Building real revenue. Real account history. Your average new seller has $15-20K max to spend. With that money, I'm willing to bet you can find enough ungated products to keep you busy for months. Canadian retailers are full of resellable products that don't require any special approval. Walmart.ca, Canadian Tire, Shoppers Drug Mart. All fair game. The math is simple. Time spent chasing ungating = $0 in revenue. Time spent sourcing products you can sell right now = actual money in your account.

Something I’m realizing early on is how much of this business can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. The first few weeks of selling felt exciting. I was checking the app constantly to see if anything sold. A few weeks later things felt slower and I started wondering if I was doing something wrong. Then out of nowhere I had my best sales day yet. I’m starting to understand that this emotional swing is just part of the process. I also need to stop comparing my progress to people posting screenshots of $50K or $100K months. Most of them have been doing this for years. They have more capital, more experience, and access to brands I can’t even sell yet. Comparing where I am now to where they are makes no sense. The real limitation right now is capital. I’m already seeing products that are profitable but I simply don’t have enough money to buy everything I want. And I'm not about to over-extend myself by getting loans this early in the game. That part can be frustrating, but I have to remember that every sale increases buying power. If I stay disciplined and keep reinvesting, the business should eventually fund its own growth. At first I set $1.5k per month as a spending budget for the first few months. I'm only 1 week into month 2 and I already spent $2k in the first week alone. I didn’t realize how easy it is to spend money once you start finding good leads. Some days can feel quiet, almost like nothing is happening. Then out of nowhere sales start coming in. When I step back and think about it, inventory is moving through the pipeline, buybox is being shared and the listing is competing with other sellers, and cash flow is slowly starting to compound. Early on the progress feels slow. I just have to keep reminding myself that this is how it’s supposed to look in the beginning. Just keep going.

I want to send inventory to my nearest warehouse by myself , when I fill all the information about inventory Amazon is asking for the tracking details which I don’t have because I am dropping my package by myself. Is there any solution for this ?? Thank you