Sellers, please be aware! Amazon strictly reviews refurbished products, so check out the tips to avoid spoilers now!

1. Accurate product information matching

2. Prohibition of false statements about product status

When selling refurbished products, be sure to describe the condition of the product truthfully. Never describe a refurbished product that still has obvious signs of use or functional defects as new or almost new.

For example, if a refurbished electronic product has scratches on its casing but this is not mentioned in the product description, this is a false statement and is absolutely not permitted.

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Establish a strict renovation process

Establish internal quality inspection link:

For any problematic parts, keep relevant records and ensure that they are repaired or replaced during the refurbishment process.

Record the refurbishment process and replaced parts information:

Doing this has two major benefits. First, it can ensure that the quality of the refurbishment is traceable. Second, when encountering Amazon's review, you can provide detailed refurbishment records to prove that you have not violated any regulations.

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Actively communicate with Amazon

Pay attention to Amazon policy updates in a timely manner:

Proactively ask questions about situations you are unsure of:

If you are unsure whether certain operations during the refurbishment process are compliant, do not guess on your own, but take the initiative to consult Amazon customer service. You can use the customer service channel of the seller backend to describe your situation in detail and get an official response.

As Amazon is currently strictly reviewing refurbishments, sellers must be cautious and strictly follow platform policies to avoid violations.