chaozz Posted Saturday at 02:52 AM Posted Saturday at 02:52 AM 17 minutes ago, Loghamel said: Yeah. I saw that. This is asinine and all, but what I really wanna know is how are these still live on other Amazon pages? If sales are not allowed because of IP policy violations, is Amazon guilty of allowing intellectual property infringement on its other websites? Seriously, how can these two things be mutually true? Either it is not an IP violation and needs to be reversed or Amazon is guilty of allowing it on its other pages. When I asked this question to the random Indian support person, I was thanked for contacting them and the conversation terminated. If you have a Lego receipt upload it. I bet it works I did it on a couple Quote
Bricklectic Posted yesterday at 07:01 AM Posted yesterday at 07:01 AM How did this one survive the culling 1 Quote
vasp Posted yesterday at 12:23 PM Posted yesterday at 12:23 PM 5 hours ago, Bricklectic said: How did this one survive the culling They are not done yet. I keep getting emails that they have already removed due to ASIN listing restrictions blah..blah... No more grace period notifications. Quote
exciter1 Posted yesterday at 12:46 PM Posted yesterday at 12:46 PM 5 hours ago, Bricklectic said: How did this one survive the culling They should just fix or combine listings. Look at all those reviews. Quote
chaozz Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Well this is not good Effective September 3, 2025, we’ll require annual testing or document verification from a Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) organization 1 Quote
Bricklectic Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 3 minutes ago, chaozz said: Well this is not good Effective September 3, 2025, we’ll require annual testing or document verification from a Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) organization Does this apply to us that sell on branded listings or does every individual seller need to do this? I don't mind the cost to test if needed. But I doubt as a reseller I could jump through all the document requirements this process will likely need Quote
chaozz Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago I think Amazon wants a cert for every single toy on the site, and wants a new test every year, Toys are only tested 1 time, Not sure manufactures are on board with paying to redo the exact same test every single year, If this is really true a huge amount of toys will be wiped of AZ just in time for XMAS Quote
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