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I had around 14–15 reviews on my Amazon listing. About a week ago, I checked the listing and suddenly almost all of my reviews were gone. Now only one review is left, and unfortunately it’s a 1-star negative review.

This is seriously affecting my conversion rate because, as we all know, reviews are one of the biggest factors customers consider before purchasing a product.

I’ve already contacted Amazon Seller Support multiple times and created around 5–6 cases explaining the entire situation. Every time, they close the case with a generic response saying that the reviews may have been removed because of some violation of Amazon’s guidelines.

The frustrating part is that they haven’t given me any specific reason.

I’ve asked them multiple times:

- Which specific review violated the guidelines?

- What guideline was violated?

- Why were all the other reviews removed?

- Is there any way to appeal or have the reviews manually reviewed?

But I keep getting generic responses and the cases are closed.

I’m not asking Amazon to restore reviews that genuinely violated their policies. If something was wrong, I just want to know exactly what happened and what the proper resolution/appeal process is.

Has anyone here experienced something similar where Amazon suddenly removed most/all of their reviews?

If yes, were you able to get them restored? If so, what did you do or what exactly did you say to Seller Support?

Also, if there’s a specific escalation route, department, case wording, or process that I might be missing, I’d really appreciate some guidance.

Thanks in advance.

I had around 14–15 reviews on my Amazon listing. About a week ago, I checked the listing and suddenly almost all of my reviews were gone. Now only one review is left, and unfortunately it’s a 1-star negative review.

This is seriously affecting my conversion rate because, as we all know, reviews are one of the biggest factors customers consider before purchasing a product.

I’ve already contacted Amazon Seller Support multiple times and created around 5–6 cases explaining the entire situation. Every time, they close the case with a generic response saying that the reviews may have been removed because of some violation of Amazon’s guidelines.

The frustrating part is that they haven’t given me any specific reason.

I’ve asked them multiple times:

- Which specific review violated the guidelines?

- What guideline was violated?

- Why were all the other reviews removed?

- Is there any way to appeal or have the reviews manually reviewed?

But I keep getting generic responses and the cases are closed.

I’m not asking Amazon to restore reviews that genuinely violated their policies. If something was wrong, I just want to know exactly what happened and what the proper resolution/appeal process is.

Has anyone here experienced something similar where Amazon suddenly removed most/all of their reviews?

If yes, were you able to get them restored? If so, what did you do or what exactly did you say to Seller Support?

Also, if there’s a specific escalation route, department, case wording, or process that I might be missing, I’d really appreciate some guidance.

Thanks in advance.

I am a partner in a registered partnership firm.

The firm currently has an ₹8 lakh working capital/CC limit with SBI, possibly under the Mudra/CGFMU scheme. There is no personal/property collateral involved, and the limit was sanctioned against the firm’s business/stock.

When the limit was taken, I signed the bank documents as a partner. At that time, I did not fully understand that signing could potentially make me personally liable for the firm’s borrowing.

I have now learned that partners in a partnership firm can have joint and several liability, which concerns me.

I do not want to leave the partnership firm. I only want to know whether there is any legal mechanism, restructuring, documentation change, bank procedure, or other legitimate option through which I can be removed/released from liability for this existing ₹8 lakh limit while remaining a partner in the firm.

The limit is currently active and there has been no default.

Questions:

Is it legally possible to remove one partner's liability from an existing bank limit while that person remains a partner?

Can the bank issue a written release/discharge for that partner?

Would adding another partner or changing the partnership deed help?

Does renewal of the CC limit provide any opportunity to change the liability structure?

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation with SBI or another Indian bank?

I'm looking specifically for legal and practical options, not ways to hide assets or avoid repayment.

Any advice from someone with actual banking/legal experience would be appreciated.

I am a partner in a registered partnership firm.

The firm currently has an ₹8 lakh working capital/CC limit with SBI, possibly under the Mudra/CGFMU scheme. There is no personal/property collateral involved, and the limit was sanctioned against the firm’s business/stock.

When the limit was taken, I signed the bank documents as a partner. At that time, I did not fully understand that signing could potentially make me personally liable for the firm’s borrowing.

I have now learned that partners in a partnership firm can have joint and several liability, which concerns me.

I do not want to leave the partnership firm. I only want to know whether there is any legal mechanism, restructuring, documentation change, bank procedure, or other legitimate option through which I can be removed/released from liability for this existing ₹8 lakh limit while remaining a partner in the firm.

The limit is currently active and there has been no default.

Questions:

Is it legally possible to remove one partner's liability from an existing bank limit while that person remains a partner?

Can the bank issue a written release/discharge for that partner?

Would adding another partner or changing the partnership deed help?

Does renewal of the CC limit provide any opportunity to change the liability structure?

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation with SBI or another Indian bank?

I'm looking specifically for legal and practical options, not ways to hide assets or avoid repayment.

Any advice from someone with actual banking/legal experience would be appreciated.

I am a partner in a registered partnership firm.

The firm currently has an ₹8 lakh working capital/CC limit with SBI, possibly under the Mudra/CGFMU scheme. There is no personal/property collateral involved, and the limit was sanctioned against the firm’s business/stock.

When the limit was taken, I signed the bank documents as a partner. At that time, I did not fully understand that signing could potentially make me personally liable for the firm’s borrowing.

I have now learned that partners in a partnership firm can have joint and several liability, which concerns me.

I do not want to leave the partnership firm. I only want to know whether there is any legal mechanism, restructuring, documentation change, bank procedure, or other legitimate option through which I can be removed/released from liability for this existing ₹8 lakh limit while remaining a partner in the firm.

The limit is currently active and there has been no default.

Questions:

1. Is it legally possible to remove one partner's liability from an existing bank limit while that person remains a partner?

2. Can the bank issue a written release/discharge for that partner?

3. Would adding another partner or changing the partnership deed help?

4. Does renewal of the CC limit provide any opportunity to change the liability structure?

5. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation with SBI or another Indian bank?

I'm looking specifically for legal and practical options, not ways to hide assets or avoid repayment.

Any advice from someone with actual banking/legal experience would be appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I'm selling a lighting category product on Amazon India. I've been running PPC for around 2-3 months.

Current setup:

4 Manual campaigns

1 Auto campaign

1 Sponsored Display campaign (started yesterday)

Lifetime stats:

Spend: ₹17,794

Sales: ₹48,108

Clicks: 2,293

Impressions: 355,497

Orders: 16

Avg CPC: ₹7.76

CTR: 0.65%

CVR: 0.7%

CAC: 1112

My biggest problem is conversion.

I'm getting clicks, but very few orders. My CAC is becoming too high and ads are eating most of the margin.

I've already:

• Optimized listing images

• Added A+ Content/EBC

• Improved the product page

• Reduced pricing as much as I realistically can

At this point I'm not sure whether the issue is:

Traffic quality

Keyword targeting

• Listing conversion

• Product-market fit

• Or something else I'm missing

Based on these numbers, what would you investigate first? Any honest feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! 🙏