In the EU, the platform owes you reasons.

P2B, the DSA and the DMA give EU and UK sellers rights a US seller does not have — statements of reasons, complaint handling and out-of-court dispute resolution. We use them as leverage.

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P2B/DSA/DMA

the three regimes we use as leverage

from €2,500

fixed EU regulatory work

EU counsel

matters handled with EU-admitted partner counsel

How it works

EU regulation reverses the usual posture: under the Platform-to-Business Regulation a marketplace must give a statement of reasons for a restriction, and the DSA adds complaint-handling and appeal rights.

For gatekeeper platforms the DMA adds further obligations. Used together, these are concrete leverage against an account action — not abstract policy.

The path back

Demand the statement of reasons. Invoke the P2B right to a reasoned, documented restriction notice.
Use the internal complaint system. Trigger the DSA complaint-handling and appeal mechanisms.
Assess gatekeeper duties. Where the DMA applies, test the platform against its obligations.
Escalate out of court. Pursue P2B/DSA out-of-court dispute resolution where it fits.

Key terms

P2B: The Platform-to-Business Regulation — transparency and reasons for restrictions.
DSA: The Digital Services Act — complaint handling, appeals and transparency.
DMA: The Digital Markets Act — obligations on designated gatekeeper platforms.

⚖Handled with EU-admitted partner counsel. Matters are handled by, or in partnership with, lawyers admitted in the relevant jurisdiction.

Services & fixed fees

Open pricing, posted up front. Cards show the starting fixed fee; the full range is on Fees.

Case Triage

Free review · $150–300 paid

A flat-fee read of why your account or funds are frozen, and the realistic path back — before you spend a single appeal.

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EU Marketplace Regulation

★ flagship

from €2,500

P2B, DSA and DMA leverage for EU and UK sellers, handled with EU-admitted partner counsel.

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Pre-emptive Compliance Audit

from $2,500 fixed

A documented review of listings, sourcing and policy exposure before Amazon finds the gap.

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Actual cost depends on complexity, the number of ASINs or linkages, and the amount at stake. No outcome is guaranteed. See fixed fees.

Case note — anonymised

Situation: EU-based seller restricted without a clear reason; listings limited across an EU marketplace.
Action: P2B statement-of-reasons demand and DSA complaint.
Result: restriction reviewed and the account path reopened.

Outcomes depend on facts; results are not typical and not a guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

Does Amazon have to tell me why it restricted my account in the EU?

Under the Platform-to-Business Regulation, a marketplace must provide a statement of reasons for many restrictions. That right is a starting lever.

What does the DSA add for sellers?

The Digital Services Act adds internal complaint-handling, appeal rights and out-of-court dispute resolution against content and account decisions.

Do I need a lawyer qualified in the EU?

EU regulatory matters are handled with EU-admitted partner counsel. We coordinate the cross-border strategy.

How much does EU regulatory work cost?

Fixed from €2,500, or in tiers for larger matters. A case review scopes the right instrument first.

Free case review

Tell us what Amazon sent you. A flat case triage scopes the route before you spend an appeal.

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