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Code of Conduct Violation

Amazon Code of Conduct violation — how to identify the cause and appeal

A Code of Conduct notice is deliberately broad. It covers account manipulation, misuse of ratings, deceptive listings, abusive behaviour toward buyers or Amazon staff, and multiple-account activity. The first job is diagnosis, not writing.

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Root Cause Analysis

Amazon groups several behaviours under this heading. The realistic candidates are: a second account, contacting buyers about reviews or claims, listing content that misrepresents the product, misuse of the catalogue such as changing another seller's detail page, or aggressive messages to Seller Support.

Required Documents

  • Screenshots of any buyer messages sent in the last 90 days
  • List of every Amazon account associated with your details
  • Catalogue change history for the ASINs you edited
  • Business documents confirming the single operating entity

Recovery Steps

  1. 1

    Narrow the cause with the account's own record

    Review buyer messages, catalogue edits, and any second account before drafting.

  2. 2

    Write the appeal against the specific behaviour

    A generic promise to follow all policies is the most common rejection reason for this code.

  3. 3

    Show the mechanism is gone

    Deleted accounts, revoked user permissions, message templates rewritten, catalogue edits reverted.

  4. 4

    Keep the tone factual

    Frustration in the appeal text has itself caused Code of Conduct enforcement.

Before you submit — checklist

  • Attached: Screenshots of any buyer messages sent in the last 90 days
  • Attached: List of every Amazon account associated with your details
  • Attached: Catalogue change history for the ASINs you edited
  • Attached: Business documents confirming the single operating entity
  • Every bracketed placeholder in your appeal replaced with a verifiable fact
  • No promise of a specific outcome or timeline anywhere in the text
  • Case or notice reference number quoted at the top of the submission

What the marketplace expects

What they expectAccepted evidenceCommon mistake
Narrow the cause with the account's own recordScreenshots of any buyer messages sent in the last 90 daysSubmitting retail receipts or screenshots instead of business invoices
Write the appeal against the specific behaviourList of every Amazon account associated with your detailsArguing with the complaint instead of naming the operational cause
Show the mechanism is goneCatalogue change history for the ASINs you editedPromising to 'be more careful' with no named owner or control

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