The Account Reinstatement Agency That Takes the Cases Other Agencies Send Back.

A denied seller account appeal is not always the end. Read the denial reason word for word, list what your appeal missed or got wrong and fix the cause before you write again. Many platforms limit how many appeals you get, TikTok Shop for example allows two per violation, so the next one may be your last.

No. Sending the same appeal again usually gets the same answer, and repeat submissions can make the record look worse. Rebuild the appeal from the denial reason, add evidence that was missing and correct anything that contradicted earlier submissions. Every appeal stays on file and is read against the ones before it.

Opening a new seller account to get around a suspension breaks most marketplaces’ rules and usually leads to the new account being linked and closed too, often with funds withheld. The only lasting way back is to fix the cause and win back the original account through the platform’s own process.

Platforms suspend linked accounts together when they believe the accounts share an owner, device, address, bank or payment details and one of them broke the rules. Each account’s case depends on whether the link is real and whether it was allowed. Gather the facts on every account before answering, because one weak answer can affect the rest.

When a marketplace has no clear appeal process, start with its seller terms and policy pages, which set out the rules, the review and who decides. Most platforms offer some route through seller support or a policy team. Write to the exact rule cited, with proof, and keep a copy of everything you send.

When a suspension notice has a deadline, treat that date as fixed and work back from it. Gather every notice and everything already submitted, find the exact rule cited and respond before the date with a complete answer. Missing a stated deadline can make the decision final.

Often, yes. Choose My platform is not listed on our marketplace picker and tell us where you sell. We read that platform’s own terms at the source, find the rule it used and tell you honestly whether the case is viable before you pay anything.

Yes. Every case starts with a free assessment that grades it Green, Amber or Red before any work is priced, with a plain explanation of what it would take. The harder the case, the more work it takes, so your price follows the difficulty. Send the notices and everything already submitted.

Yes. We do not take money laundering, gift card fraud products, stolen goods or hacked or bought accounts. We never create or backdate documents and never open a new account around a ban. We tell you before you pay if your case falls into any of these.

Hiring help for a hard reinstatement case is worth it when appeals are used up, several accounts went down together or the platform is one few people know. A fresh read often finds what earlier appeals missed or contradicted. Start with a free assessment even if your platform is not listed.

No. The platform makes the final decision on every reinstatement. Be careful with anyone who promises one. What we commit to is the work: a full read of everything sent so far, an appeal rebuilt from the denial reason and a straight answer up front if we do not see a path, before you pay.