A PDF for the notice you already have
The Appeal Guide is a $39.99 PDF for sellers who already have an eBay or Amazon suspension. It is the letter, the evidence list, and the moves that make a case worse. It is not legal advice, and it does not promise the account will return.
Inside the PDF
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The suspension message is the brief. Everything you send later has to answer the reason they actually wrote down.
02
Appeals fail when they answer a different problem than the one in the notice. Sort it before you write.
03
The first day is when people create a second problem on top of the first one.
04
Collect what the notice asks for, plus a timeline. More paper is not better paper.
05
Amazon sellers know this as a Plan of Action. eBay wants the same clarity. One page is enough.
06
A second letter sent too soon usually restates the first one. Wait, then read any denial against your draft.
07
A fictional late-shipment appeal, labeled as a sample, so you can see length and tone. You still write your own facts.
Free sample
The other six chapters, including the letter structure and the worked example, are in the PDF.
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The suspension message is the brief. Everything you send later has to answer the reason they actually wrote down.
If the notice names three orders, the letter is about those three orders. A general history of the account is not an answer.
Notice notes
Written by James Taylor. These are explanations of notice types, not customer case files.
How to read a notice
The notice is the assignment. The first job is to copy the reason they wrote, including the policy name if one is there, and the orders, listings, or documen…
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MC018 is an internal code on some eBay messages. The code is not the whole case. The sentences under it are. Read those sentences and write down the exact co…
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MC067 shows up on some eBay restrictions the way MC018 does: as a label. Two sellers can both see MC067 and be accused of different things. One message may b…
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Amazon’s notice and the account-health page are two views of the same problem. The notice says why selling stopped. Account health shows the metric or compla…
Read moreWhat not to do
The first day is when people create a case that is worse than the one in the notice. The common version is a second seller account, opened so the shop can ke…
Read moreEvidence
Start from the notice, not from the folder you already have. If they named orders, pull tracking that matches those orders. If they named products, pull invo…
Read moreBuy
$39.99 is the PDF. $59.99 is the Excel of eBay stores whose owners want to sell: contact name, eBay score, and phone, so you deal with them directly. $79.99 is the PDF plus a one-to-one on a suspension. Book it on the calendar. Zoom, Google Meet, or WhatsApp. You submit any appeal. We do not ask for your password.
Questions go to hello@powersellershop.com.
The Appeal Guide as a PDF. Seven chapters, a one-page letter structure, and a fictional worked example. After payment is seen, the default is to view it once in that browser. That rule is also in the terms. It is not legal advice.
On the cart, after you choose a product. Bitcoin or Ethereum. The guide is $39.99. The eBay stores-for-sale list is $59.99. The guide with a one-to-one session is $79.99.
The Appeal Guide, plus a session on the notice you already have. Book a time on the calendar. The call can be Zoom, Google Meet, or WhatsApp. You still submit the appeal. eBay and Amazon still decide the account.
No. eBay and Amazon make that decision. The guide is how to answer the notice you already have, without the mistakes that get appeals ignored.
Usually not. A denial often means the first letter never answered the sentence in the notice. Chapter 6 is written for that.
No, and no. This is a practical guide for sellers. You write and submit the appeal. We never ask for your password.