DON'T Add These 3 To An Amazon Appeal

Vova Even Dec 22, 2023
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Table of Contents
  1. Mastering Amazon Appeals: 3 Tips to Win with David Miller
    1. Introduction
    2. Meet My Guest: David Miller
    3. Don't Do These 3 to Your Amazon Appeals
    4. David's Contact Details
    5. Conclusion

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Mastering Amazon Appeals: 3 Tips to Win with David Miller


Hey there, folks!


Picture this: You're an Amazon seller, and you've hit a bump in the road.


Your product's authenticity is questioned, and you need to craft a top-notch appeal to set things right.


But wait, there's a catch!


There are three crucial things you should NEVER include in your Amazon appeal.


Lucky for us, we've got a special guest to spill the beans on what those things are.


Meet David Miller, the mastermind behind The Law Office of David Allen Miller.


He's not just any attorney; he's the Amazon seller's legal superhero!


Recently, David and I had a heart-to-heart conversation, and today, I'm bringing it all to you.


It's like a secret chat with your favorite superhero.


Oh, and if you don't know, I'm Vova Even, a content creator on YouTube and Udemy, and I've got some fantastic Amazon insights to share with you today.


Whether you're an Amazon seller or just curious about the world of online marketplaces, this article is your ticket to the inside scoop.


Now, let me make things even sweeter.


I've written this article just the way David and I talked in our video.


It's like you're right there with us, hanging out and soaking up all that juicy knowledge.


But hey, if reading's not your jam, no worries!


You can catch the video below and watch our dynamic conversation in action.



So, what are you waiting for?


Get comfy, because we're about to dive headfirst into this eye-opening conversation with David!


Trust me; you won't want to miss this golden nugget of Amazon wisdom.


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Introduction


Vova: Hey there, everyone!


So today, we've got something special for you.


I'm here with David Miller, a lawyer who specializes in representing Amazon sellers.


David also has a YouTube channel where he shares tons of legal insights about the Amazon marketplace.


Meet My Guest: David Miller


Vova: David, thanks for joining me today.


David: Thanks for having me, Vova.


Always a pleasure to be here.


Vova: Fantastic!


So, we're diving right into it.


Don't Do These 3 to Your Amazon Appeals


Vova: David, you've got some invaluable tips for our fellow Amazon sellers out there.


Let's talk about the three things you should absolutely avoid when crafting an appeal to Amazon.


David: Sure thing.


The first thing you should never do is play the emotional card.


Amazon doesn't have time for your personal troubles, as harsh as it may sound.


Often, sellers try to include details about family problems or other hardships in their appeals, hoping it will sway Amazon's decision.


But it won't.


Stick to the facts.


Vova: That's a great point.


So, no sob stories in your appeal.


Got it.


What's next?


David: Number two: Stay on topic.


Sometimes sellers go off on tangents that have nothing to do with the issue at hand.


For instance, if you're dealing with an inauthenticity claim, focus on that product and why it's legitimate.


Don't waste time talking about your stellar five-year seller history.


Vova: Staying focused, got it.


And the third one?


David: The third tip is "show, don't tell."


This means that if you make a claim in your appeal, you better be able to back it up with evidence.


If you're saying a product is legitimate, provide invoices or proof of your supplier's authenticity.


Don't just make empty statements; Amazon needs something concrete.


Vova: So, no empty promises—show Amazon the receipts.


These are some practical tips, David.


Thanks for sharing them.


David's Contact Details


Vova: Let me tell my audience that if they need your consultancy or guidance, you are accessible through various channels, including:


  1. Phone: 516-313-1572

  2. Email: David@DamLawFirm.com

  3. Personal Website: Attorney for Amazon Sellers

  4. YouTube: David Miller - YouTube

  5. Instagram: David Miller - Instagram

  6. TikTok: David Miller - TikTok

  7. Facebook: David Miller - Facebook

  8. LinkedIn: David Miller - LinkedIn


I also have a complete playlist featuring David, packed with valuable insights and information to guide you through the complexities of Amazon legal issues.



David: Absolutely, Vova.


I think we've already covered about 15 topics on your channel, so it's a valuable resource to help sellers stay out of trouble.


And if you do find yourself in a pickle, we've got solutions for you in that playlist as well as on my channel.


Thanks for having me, Vova.


Vova: Thank you, David.


And thanks to everyone for tuning in.


Remember, keep those Amazon appeals sharp and focused, and you'll have a better chance of getting back on track.


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Conclusion


So, that's a wrap-up of my conversation with David Miller, the Amazon seller's legal guru.


Remember, when you're crafting your Amazon appeal, keep these three golden rules in mind:


  1. No sob stories, Amazon isn't your therapist.

  2. Stay laser-focused on the issue at hand; don't go off on tangents.

  3. Show Amazon the proof; don't just tell them.


It's like steering your Amazon ship through calm waters—stick to the course, avoid those emotional storms, and always have your evidence lifebuoy at the ready.


Thanks for tuning in today!


Best,

Vova :)

Table of Contents
  1. Mastering Amazon Appeals: 3 Tips to Win with David Miller
    1. Introduction
    2. Meet My Guest: David Miller
    3. Don't Do These 3 to Your Amazon Appeals
    4. David's Contact Details
    5. Conclusion

Disclosure:  Hi! It's Vova :) Some of the links in this article may be affiliate links. I get a commission if you purchase after clicking on the link, this does not cost you more money, and many times I can even get a nice discount for you. This helps me keep the content free forever. For you. Thank you! :)