My account got suspended because of Section 3 dropshipping need help to open my account .
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A Section 3 dropshipping suspension usually means Amazon believes you violated the dropshipping policy by allowing another retailer to ship orders directly to customers, using invoices or packaging from a different seller, or not being clearly identified as the seller of record, so the only way to reopen the account is with a very targeted appeal.
You’ll need to submit a concise Plan of Action that clearly explains what went wrong, explicitly acknowledges the policy breach, confirms you have stopped all non-compliant dropshipping immediately, and details concrete corrective steps such as switching to your own inventory, using compliant suppliers who ship without third-party branding, ensuring all invoices and packing slips show you as the seller, and implementing internal checks so it cannot happen again.
Generic explanations or blaming suppliers almost always get rejected, so keep it factual and focused on compliance. If you already appealed and were rejected, refine the POA rather than resubmitting the same content, and if possible reference the exact section of the dropshipping policy you now comply with. Persistence matters, but each appeal should be improved and tighter than the last.
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Hey
Will you be able to handle the appeal process and get my Amazon seller account reinstated?
I will not be doing dropshipping any further.
I am moving forward with launching my own brand and will be selling only my own branded inventory on Amazon. Please let me know if you can prepare and submit the appeal on my behalf and guide the account through reactivation.
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For a Section 3 dropshipping suspension, Amazon is mainly looking for ownership and control, so your appeal needs to clearly admit the violation, confirm that all dropshipping from other retailers has permanently stopped, and explain that you are switching to owning inventory under your own brand with you as the seller of record.
Your Plan of Action should be very simple and structured: what went wrong, what you have already done to fix it, and what permanent controls you’ve put in place, such as sourcing only branded inventory you own, using compliant suppliers, ensuring packing slips show your business name, and internal checks before listings go live.
Do not argue policy or blame suppliers, and do not over-explain. Submit the appeal yourself through Account Health, and if it’s rejected, refine it rather than resubmitting the same text.
Many sellers do get reinstated after a dropshipping Section 3 suspension when they clearly pivot to private label and show Amazon they now control the supply chain.
Thank you so much for your prompt response, I just wanted to ask you if you have any kind of templates or any format which will be very accurate for situations like these as they don’t easily open or reinstate the account.
Thank you again for your help
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