@PartyCreatorBoutique: Did you set the listing up as 'physical' instead of 'digital'? ALL listings set up as physical require tracking for Star Seller regardless of what the end product is. There is more information about how to do a custom digital listing at https://community.etsy.com/t5/Announcements/We-ve-improved-our-made-to-order-digital-listing-experie...
"can you remove this section from my shop please and back my star seller budge" If you set the listing up incorrectly, there is nothing that can be done after the fact. And just so you know, even if Etsy Support or the Help Pages sent you here this is a seller peer to peer forum, and should not be considered a way to contact Etsy, if that is your hope (although Etsy does sometimes read and reply to posts).
As mentioned, you need to include the licensing information for all of the trademarked and copyrighted names and images in your shop in your listing, otherwise buyers (and Etsy) may conclude they are counterfeits. And a buyer could file a not as described case against you and both get their money back and keep the item. Including the licensing information will show that you are not selling those items illegally and people in the forum will be to help you.
Presumably you discussed your business plan of using other people's intellectual property (IP) with a qualified IP attorney. Did they (and any licensing agreements you have) not mention the need to disclose the permission to use the property with any sales materials, such as Etsy listings? And that using them without permission is tantamount to theft? You admit in your listings that you are aware that you are intentionally and consciously using other people's IP for your personal enrichment.
Selling what appears to be counterfeits could also get your shop shut down. You should review your licensing agreements to see what you need to include in your listings so that there is no question that they are both legal and Etsy-legal.
If you do not have permission, you should be much more concerned about the intellectual property owner showing up at your door with a court order to confiscate EVERYTHING that was used to create, manufacture, and / or market the infringing items.
Not to mention the legal fees and fines that you could be liable for.
Plus we are not supposed to help shops that are breaking the law or Etsy rules.
