My brother-in-law took drastic measures against Feedback! Is this also a ban?

Yesterday, a seller posted on the forum that Amazon is now suspending the sales privileges of seller accounts that request to remove Feedback.

The original poster said that he heard from Amazon customer service representatives that if you open a case or mention removing feedback on the phone, Amazon will suspend your selling privileges. Yes, you read that correctly. Right now, the only way to request to remove feedback is to use Amazon's automated system.

Many sellers participated in the discussion on this issue, but no one confirmed whether what the seller said was true. However, sellers generally believe that Amazon has made some changes in handling feedback removal requests recently.

I believe that many sellers are like Maizi. They have only heard that review violations can easily lead to account suspension, but have never heard of requesting to delete feedback and being suspended. So Maizi carefully looked at the backend and found that Amazon really has this rule!

Search for "Request to Remove Feedback" in the seller backend to see the details:

Amazon's backend clearly stipulates the following items:

So, under what circumstances will Amazon accept the deletion request submitted by the seller?

Finally, Maizi reminds everyone that if the Feedback left by the buyer in the background meets the deletion conditions stipulated by Amazon, the seller can directly select "Request Deletion" after the Feedback. Remember not to ask Amazon to delete it through other means. After all, "it's better to be safe than sorry"!