Appeals and flags

A machine flagged you. A person reads your appeal.

Amazon, Meta, Google, TikTok Shop and payment processors all screen by software first. Their software used to read words. Now it reads meaning. The appeal that follows is read by a person, and that person is looking for documentation.

Listing Rescue, $1,000, in 48 hours. For a suppressed listing: every flagged line ruled and rewritten, and a signed file that goes with your appeal. You or your appeal writer files it. We do not file the appeal, and nobody outside the platform can promise reinstatement.

Not suppressed yet? Listing Clean rules up to three listings in 5 business days, $650, and the full fee counts toward the audit if you order it within 30 days. Whole brand flagged: the full audit, $2,000, up to 10 products on every channel. A letter from the FDA or FTC: letter response.

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Every appeal, all platforms

The same three questions. Answered with documents, not promises.

  1. 01
    Root cause

    What did the copy say, and what rule did it run into?

  2. 02
    Corrective action

    What changed, exactly, and when?

  3. 03
    Preventive steps

    Why will this not happen again?

Where the flag lands

Five desks, one question.

Every desk screens in two layers: software first, at volume, then a person who decides. Ambiguity reads as risk at both.

Amazon and marketplacesAutomated claim detection can suppress without notice. A human judges the appeal against a plan-of-action checklist.The ruling and the rewrite the standard allows for the flagged phrase, plus the dated full-site review.
Meta and GoogleAd review is primarily automated and the health flag lands on the account, not the ad.The reviewed ad copy and a documented review for the account-level appeal.
TikTok Shop and newer channelsAutomated and human moderation before publish, on younger, blunter health rules.The same file: the standards are drawn from the rules these reviews enforce.
Payment processorsAutomated site monitoring flags claims language. An underwriter decides on reserves.A pharmacist-signed audit: who reviewed the claims, against what, and when.
Retail buyersMostly human: a buyer with a questionnaire and no regulatory training.The signed file and changelog, forwarded as-is.

You file the appeal. We hand you everything it is built on.

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