Find issues before listing.
Identify missing records, unresolved Amazon issues and product-content concerns while the seller still has time to address them before buyer discussions.
For brokers & acquisition advisers
Add Amazon due diligence to your listings.
Help buyers understand the Amazon account, product and ownership risks behind a business before they commit.
Amazon Sellers Appeal draws on 5,600+ Amazon seller accounts and ASINs reinstated since 2016, hundreds of due-diligence reviews and hands-on account-migration work to prepare an extensive due-diligence and risk-management report for your listings.
A written assessment with clear findings, missing information and practical next steps for your transaction team.
Amazon due diligence
& risk management
What we reviewed, what needs attention and what to check next.
- 01Executive assessmentMaterial concerns, priorities and evidence gaps
- 02Account & operating historyEnforcement, verification and access
- 03Products, records & claimsCatalog consistency and supporting documents
- 04Ownership & planned changesBrand authority and transition questions
- 05Actions & next stepsWhat can be addressed and what remains uncertain
Illustrative report outline. The scope is agreed for each business.
5,600+
Amazon seller accounts and ASINs
reinstated since 2016
Specialist support for your sale process
Experience resolving Amazon problems, applied before the sale.
Appeal work shows us how account history, product claims, documents and ownership details become real business problems. We apply that experience alongside your financial and commercial due diligence, so your team can ask better questions and address concerns earlier.
Answer buyers with evidence.
Give your transaction team a written assessment that explains the findings, the records reviewed and the questions that still need an answer.
Bring in specialist support.
Your team keeps managing the sale and client relationship. Amazon Sellers Appeal handles the agreed Amazon review and helps explain the relevant findings.
Examples of questions we help resolve
What this looks like in a sale.
These illustrative situations show how an Amazon review can help a broker prepare a business for buyer scrutiny.
Missing account history
The account is active, but older Amazon enforcement messages and appeal records are missing from the documents prepared for buyers.
What we do: Review the available history, request the missing records and explain which questions are answered and which remain open.
Unsupported listing claims
A listing describes a product as waterproof or suitable for children, but the seller has not provided records supporting those claims.
What we do: Compare the listing and packaging with the available documents, then identify the evidence or content changes that need attention.
Unclear brand ownership
The brand is included in the sale, but its trademark records and Amazon Brand Registry access point to different people or companies.
What we do: Review the ownership and access records, then flag the authorizations and transfer questions for your transaction team and advisers.
A clear process for your team
From the first question to a useful report.
- 01 / Agree the scope
Start with the business.
Tell us about the listing, marketplaces and stage of the sale. Together we identify the review priorities and the records needed.
- 02 / Review the records
Look into the details.
With the seller’s permission, our team reviews the agreed Seller Central information, documents and disclosures, then follows up on gaps or inconsistencies.
- 03 / Explain the findings
Make the risks clear.
You receive a written assessment explaining the findings, supporting evidence, unanswered questions and practical actions for the seller or transaction team.
- 04 / Support the next step
Address what comes next.
We discuss the findings with your team. Additional investigation, corrective work or support with ownership changes can be agreed where needed.
What buyers receive
A clearer view of the Amazon risks behind the business.
Hundreds of due-diligence reviews and hands-on migration work inform what we examine: the account’s history, product and supplier records, verification details, brand permissions and proposed ownership changes. The report explains the findings, their potential business impact and practical risk-management steps.
Account history & verification
Performance Notifications, prior submissions, unresolved restrictions, verification records, user access and relevant operator disclosures.
Products & compliance documentation
Selected listings, product claims, packaging alignment, supplier records and supporting documents, with gaps or inconsistencies identified for follow-up.
Brand authority & business changes
Available evidence of brand authorization, content rights and proposed ownership or entity changes, including questions for the transaction team and its advisers.
Understand the finding and the next step.
The report distinguishes what we observed, what the seller disclosed and where information is missing. It explains which concerns may be addressed and which remain uncertain.
Your team receives an executive assessment, supporting findings, recommended actions and further questions to raise with the seller or relevant advisers.
Each assessment states the scope and review date. It separates confirmed observations, seller-provided information and points that need further investigation.
It is not an Amazon approval, a guarantee of future account status, or a substitute for legal, financial or other specialist advice.
Working alongside your brokerage
You manage the transaction.
We investigate the Amazon questions.
Your brokerage
Continues managing the listing, seller and buyer relationships. You help define the priorities and coordinate the seller’s permission and access to the relevant records.
We agree who receives the report and how our team supports discussions around the findings.
Amazon Sellers Appeal
Reviews the agreed information, investigates gaps and produces a clear written assessment. Our team explains the findings and the practical next steps.
The arrangement can use a one-time project fee or revenue sharing, depending on the scope and how you want to offer the service. Terms are agreed before work begins.
A familiar team behind the work
Meet the people you can turn to.
Amazon Sellers Appeal is led by Or Shamosh, who founded an Amazon aggregator and works with dozens of aggregators. Our experience spans enforcement appeals, due-diligence reviews, risk-management reports and account migrations, connecting the investigation with the practical realities of an acquisition.
Or Shamosh
Founder & CEO
Leads case strategy with over a decade of Amazon enforcement experience, connecting the facts behind account suspensions, listing appeals and complex compliance matters to the right response.
Smadar Popovski
Chief Operating Officer
Leads day-to-day case operations, from reviewing Amazon’s messages and preparing appeals to coordinating evidence, Seller Central follow-ups and revisions within the agreed scope of work.
Michael Gourin
Chief Commercial Officer
Oversees intake and service scope, helping partners and their clients reach the right team with clear context, relevant records and an understanding of the work involved.
Planning the review
A few practical questions.
When should we involve your team?
Before listing a business, when preparing information for buyers, or when a question comes up during due diligence. It is also useful to review unresolved issues before changes to the registered business, account details or brand access.
What information do you need from the seller?
That depends on the agreed scope. It may include access to the relevant Seller Central information, Performance Notifications, previous submissions, verification records, product documents and brand authorizations. We identify the requirements at the start.
Can the review fit our existing due-diligence process?
Yes. We can agree a review for an individual listing or a way to work together across suitable businesses. The scope, report recipients, communication and commercial arrangement are agreed around your brokerage’s process.
What happens if you identify a problem?
We explain the concern, the evidence behind it and any missing information. Where a corrective step is possible, we set it out clearly. Where uncertainty remains, the report makes that clear for the transaction team.
Can you help with the work that follows?
Yes. Where appropriate, we can agree further work on Amazon appeals, compliance-document gaps, listing corrections, verification or business changes. That work is scoped separately from the initial review.
Start a conversation
Let’s talk about your brokerage.
Tell us about the Amazon businesses you list, your buyer audience and how you currently support their due diligence.
We can discuss the review scope, the report your team needs and a practical way to work together.
This is a broker partnership enquiry. No client records or confidential listing details are needed at this stage.
brokers@amazonsellersappeal.com