CEO. Amazon thought we stole our own inventory. Solo Amazon Operator. ⠀ Exclusiv
By Aaron Moore · November 13, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
CEO.
Amazon thought we stole our own inventory.
Solo Amazon Operator.
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Exclusive U.S. distributor of a well-known product.
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Overstocked. Gradually lowering the price to get some cash back.
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Then came the shutdown and questions about whether the inventory was stolen.
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It felt like guilty until proven innocent.
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The contract.
A passport image.
The original invoice.
Bank statements proving we paid that invoice three years ago.
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Then a couple of weeks waiting to get it cleared.
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The CEO was losing patience. Understandably.
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We had legitimate inventory we couldn’t sell and cash we couldn’t recover.
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But being right wasn’t getting us back online.
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I told him: we’re not going to change how Amazon runs its business. Get me the documents so we can work through this.
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We submitted the proof, followed up, and got it cleared.
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No clever growth hack. No advertising strategy.
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Just documentation, persistence, and keeping the situation moving while everyone wanted to argue.
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Sometimes that’s the work that gets sales moving again.
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Solo Amazon Operator.