Our company offers several different types of Metal Roofing Screws in many variations (color, length, quantity).

One specific listing features a #12 Long-Life Metal Roofing Screw (ZXL Dome Cap Screw) in 17 different color variations, all at 1.5" length, and in quantities of 250, 500, and 1000.

Recently, this listing has a few ASINs that have been flagged and removed due to a "High Pricing Error". The prices on these ASINs are sitting at $185.95. To some, this seems like a high price, and in comparison to other lesser-quality screws on Amazon, this may seem like we are marking the prices up too much. However, that is not the case. This screw features a manufacturer warranty guarantee to last 20-40 years (30+ years longer than an industry standard screw) because of the Dome Cap that completely encapsulates the washer. Other screws feature a similar cap on Amazon and are priced similarly.

Additionally, these ASINs are for the quantity of 1000, hence why they are almost double the cost of the 500 quantity. Of course, we mark that price down a bit less than double for a "tiered quantity discount" effect. I can see why Amazon has flagged this as a high pricing error due to the difference in price from the 250 quantity to the 1000, but this listing has been active for years and was only recently flagged. Also, only 3-4 of the ASINs have been flagged, out of 17 different variations at 1000 quantity. There are plenty of other sellers on Amazon who feature significantly higher pricing due to the quantity of products in the variation, so why are these ASINs causing such a problem?

I am just looking for any insight to get these ASINs back up and running and unflagged. Any advice is greatly appreciated.