About Sean Vandenberg
My name is Sean Vandenberg.
I’ve been a professional Amazon seller since 2018, operating a compliant, high-volume account with a focus on performance, customer satisfaction, and brand integrity. I created original products, managed logistics independently, and scaled operations using Amazon’s own systems as intended.
Between January 2022 and December 2024, I generated over $1.5 million in revenue, fulfilled more than 125,000 orders, and maintained a 99% positive feedback rating.
In late 2024, a related secondary account was incorrectly flagged for counterfeiting. After a full internal review, Amazon reversed the enforcement and reinstated the account in early 2025.
However, a critical backend flag tied to that event was never removed. As a result, my primary U.S. account began experiencing progressive suppression: brands I had been approved to sell for years were quietly restricted, ASINs began triggering false gating, and appeal pathways were eliminated without explanation.
This isn’t a performance or policy issue. It’s a system artifact — the result of an internal trust flag that was never cleared after Amazon reversed its own enforcement.
This site exists to document those failures with precision. Not as a grievance platform — but as a verifiable, timestamped record of systemic inconsistencies, backed by case IDs, screenshots, internal correspondence, and comparative account data across global marketplaces.
The objective is simple: to compel a proper review of backend suppression triggers, and to ensure that Amazon’s internal enforcement systems operate transparently, consistently, and with accountability — as promised in its Seller Code of Conduct.
Where necessary, I will pursue these matters through formal arbitration, using the documented record presented here.