Strategy
A written plan built for your notice and your case history, not a template.
In-house legal team for enforcement-facing work. Strategy and fees in writing first.
Answer the questionnaire and a real person reads it. You get our read on the case, what we would argue, and the fee, before you pay anything.
ASA Compliance Group handles Amazon enforcement end to end: account and listing reinstatement, regulatory and legal support, run by the same team that writes the appeal and answers Amazon's replies.
A rights owner told Amazon your listing infringes their mark. Amazon does not adjudicate the claim before acting, so the listing comes down first and the burden of resolving it sits with you.
There are two routes out, and they are not interchangeable. Either the complaint is mistaken and needs a documented rebuttal, or it is valid and needs a retraction from the rights owner. Choosing the wrong route costs weeks.
The most common failure is arguing the merits with Amazon. Amazon is not the venue for deciding who owns a mark, and an appeal written as a legal argument gets closed without a decision.
Invoices are the second failure. Sellers send purchase receipts to prove authenticity when the complaint was about a mark, not authenticity. The evidence has to answer the complaint that was actually filed.
Contacting the rights owner without a considered approach can convert a removable complaint into a permanent one, or into a wider action across your catalogue.
One owner on the Seller Central thread, from the notice through to resolution.
A written plan built for your notice and your case history, not a template.
Plan of Action, evidence package, and the submission itself, placed in the queue Amazon can act on.
Follow-ups and escalation are ours. If Amazon needs several cycles, we run several cycles.
You see the strategy and the fees first. If the odds are not there, you get that in writing instead.
ASA Compliance Group has been founder-led since 2016. Or Shamosh builds the strategy on every case we accept.
You can, but a bare denial does not move a case. What moves it is documented proof of authorisation, exhaustion, or non-infringement, presented in the form Amazon's team reviews.
Sometimes a retraction is the fastest route, and sometimes contact makes the situation worse. That call depends on who filed, what they filed, and what your documentation supports. We advise on it before anything is sent.
Both. We are a reinstatement and appeal service with an in-house legal department for enforcement-facing work, including formal correspondence and IP disputes. We also coordinate with outside counsel you retain.
Yes. Account-level enforcement needs a broader response covering your catalogue and sourcing controls, not just the one complaint. Send the notice and we will tell you which situation you are in.
The complaint text from Seller Central, the ASINs affected, any authorisation or supply documentation you hold, and anything you have already sent Amazon.
Different notices need different evidence. If your case is not the one on this page, start here.