eBay Warehouse Policy Block Assistance

I run my eBay store from Guatemala while my stock is stored and dispatched from a verified third-party suppliers in the United States. eBay has now flagged the account with a “Warehouse Policy” block, preventing new listings and throttling sales. I need practical, step-by-step help to clear this restriction and keep the account fully compliant going forward.

Your core task is bypassing the warehouse policy block by identifying the exact documents, settings, or appeal wording eBay’s Trust & Safety team requires, then guiding me through submission until the limitation is lifted. Please bring solid, hands-on experience navigating eBay policies—particularly situations where the seller’s registered country differs from the shipping location.

When you reply, briefly show past work or case studies where you successfully removed similar policy flags or reinstated restricted eBay accounts, highlighting the results you achieved. I value evidence over theory.

Deliverables I expect:
• A clear checklist of every document or screenshot eBay will likely ask for (e.g., warehouse contracts, proof of inventory ownership, utility bills, return-address proof, etc.).
• Tailored instructions or template messages for the appeal so all required data is presented in eBay’s preferred format.
• Real-time guidance during submission rounds until the block is officially removed (or, if eBay refuses, a documented escalation path).

Once the restriction is lifted and my listings are live again, the project is complete—but I’m happy to add a milestone for any follow-up questions during the first month of resumed selling.

If you understand eBay’s internal policy language and have already guided other international sellers through this exact hurdle, I’d love to hear from you.