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Your application isn't read the way you wrote it. The distributor reads it next to the brand agreements they signed. Here are the five things they're checking, and how to pass each one.
Three words most supplier sites use as if they meant the same thing. The government files two of them under one heading. The brand checking your invoice doesn't. Here's the gap.
Three small orders came in clean, so you're ready to place a big one. That's when most resellers stop checking, and when the risk changes. Five checks only electronics lets you run, in order.
Amazon brand authorization explained: gating levels, the invoices and letters Amazon accepts, and how to appeal an inauthentic complaint.
Plenty of suppliers say they're authorized. Some are, some aren't, and you usually can't tell by looking. Here's how to check before you order.
You can't look up which brands to avoid, because a brand that's blocked for one seller is wide open for another. The five ways brands wall out resellers, and the free one-minute check that gives you a real answer.
Most of a distributor's price list won't make money on Amazon, and that's normal. How a price list analyzer finds the few products that do in minutes, how to run one, and where the numbers quietly mislead you.
New York requires a Certificate of Authority before you can issue Form ST-120, and you must register 20 days before your first taxable sale. The full process, the blanket certificate rule, and the out-of-state exception.
Amazon never doubted your product. It wants to know where it came from, and it only accepts the answer in one format. What to do in the first 48 hours, and the paperwork that ends the complaint.
Your ungating application came back asking for a "letter of authorization from the brand." What the LOA actually is, the five terms Amazon checks, and the distributor-letter mistake behind most rejections.
Florida issues your resale certificate automatically when you register, but Form DR-13 expires every December 31. How to get it, print it, renew it, and use it correctly with suppliers.
California doesn't require a specific resale certificate form, but it does require an active seller's permit. How to get one from CDTFA, complete CDTFA-230, and why out-of-state certificates don't work here.