Seller Forums
Seller Forums
Sign in
Sign in
imgSign in
imgSign in

Recent discussions

Latest activityRecently createdMost viewedMost voted

Recent discussions

Latest activityRecently createdMost viewedMost voted
pinPinned by community manager
user profile
Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
user profile
Seller_7G4mTOFwvnAjo
user profile
Seller_540qgZMXuuXdD
user profile
Seller_KJbGas2iVPh79
user profile
News_Amazon
user profile
Seller_AVteysPitiEJq
user profile
Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
user profile
Seller_nlLqR9qgjH0Qz
user profile
Seller_NBwjKaHzPWk2A
user profile
Seller_FdWKBkhV7283K
user profile
Seller_87mKFKKA3Vwkx

Browse by category

Recent discussions

Latest activityRecently createdMost viewedMost voted

Recent discussions

Latest activityRecently createdMost viewedMost voted
pinPinned by community manager
user profile
Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
user profile
Seller_7G4mTOFwvnAjo
user profile
Seller_540qgZMXuuXdD
user profile
Seller_KJbGas2iVPh79
user profile
News_Amazon
user profile
Seller_AVteysPitiEJq
user profile
Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
user profile
Seller_nlLqR9qgjH0Qz
user profile
Seller_NBwjKaHzPWk2A
user profile
Seller_FdWKBkhV7283K
user profile
Seller_87mKFKKA3Vwkx

Welcome to Seller Forums

Browse by category

Recent discussions

Latest activityRecently createdMost viewedMost voted
pinPinned by community manager
user profile

⭐ TODAY: Monday, 30 June 2025, 08:00 - 16:00 ⭐


👋 The Transparency Programme team is here to answer all your questions about protecting your brand from counterfeits, enhancing customer engagement, and gaining supply chain insights!


📢 How Today's Event Works:


  • Our team is actively monitoring this thread from 09:00 to 17:00
  • Post your questions in the comments below
  • We'll answer each question in the order received
  • Browse through previous Q&As - your question might already be answered!

🔍 Key Topics We Can Help With:


  • Brand protection strategies
  • Counterfeit prevention
  • Customer engagement tools
  • Supply chain visibility
  • Programme enrollment
  • Implementation support


💡 New to Transparency? Visit our Transparency programme page for a quick overview while you wait for your answer.


⏰ Event closes at 16:00 today - don't miss your chance to get expert advice!

0 votes
0 votes
452 views
24 replies
Latest activity
user profile

Hi All

Recent experience with a Customer raises a few questions for me, any advice would be appreciated.

A customer placed two seperate orders recently, 4 days apart. Both orders were shipped the same day, sent on a next day service with Evri and delivered the next day but were left in a 'Safe Place'.

We received a message from the buyer on the delivery day of the first order which said 'Where exactly has this been left please?'. So we sent a polite reply advising where it had been left (which was by the side of a wheelie bin) and attached the delivery image. In response the buyer said ''This parcel has not been received. You have 48 hrs from now to resolve otherwise a chargeback will be raised.'' In reponse, we didn't argue with him in any way, just politely asked him if he could confirm that he had checked the location where it had been left, and that the parcel was not there, in which case it must have been stolen and we would refund him. He didn't respond to that and went straight to an A-Z claim which of course Amazon granted but they didn't count against my metrics.

The scond order, the first we heard was a message from the buyer saying '' Again This POD is not compliant with consumer law. Package has to be handed to me unless I have authorised otherwise. Courier to be sent back to locate it.'' We responded again advising it had been left in the same place and attached the delivery image and could he check and advise. He want straight to an A-Z from there which had the same outcome as above.

They were both low value fortunately, however the biggest problem is that he has now left 1 negative and 1 neutral feedback for these orders saying ''poor customer service, poor attitude. My consumer rights are protected by law and overule your personal policies''. This is the biggest issue for me as it obviously affects my performance metrics badly!

So I am wondering what can I do about this and how can I prevent it in the future? I know I won't be able to have the reviews removed becuase they don't meet the criteria.

He is basically saying that under consumer law, if he hasn't agreed to them being left in a specific 'safe place' then the POD's don't count and so he will ask for his money back. He claims they have to be handed to hm personally under the law (unless he has agreed otherwise).

Due to the nature of the products we sell it maybe that he cannot get out of the house due to mobility issues. However, I'm not aware of ever seeing customers delivery instructions on orders on Amazon, is that a thing? I can't see anywhere that we can block a buyer either so that doesn't seem to be an option. I am concerned that if he keeps ordering and the same keeps hapening we could end up with a whole bunch of a-z's and negative feedbacks, or too many order cancellations if we don't ship them.

Appreciate your thoughts

Thanks

2 votes
0 votes
370 views
12 replies
Latest activity
user profile

So, the Customer Reviews page is being discontinued in favour of Voice Of The Customer.

I find VOTC useless. I have a couple of "Very Poor" listings because of Negative Customer Experience (NCX), but it doesn't give any useful feedback. Reviews usually (but not always) give you some information you can work with.

Unless I'm missing something, VOTC doesn't tell me anything about why the customer had a negative experience.

1 vote
0 votes
152 views
6 replies
Latest activity
user profile
Brand Registry Problem - Access Revoked
by Seller_KJbGas2iVPh79

Hello All

I have a brand registered in brand registry and I was selling my product fine. Normally I would fill in the form to report buyers from brand registry and it was all good. But recently a few got rejected ( I don’t know why) and now my access is revoked. I have tried to appeal and sent many plans of action but I get the same automated response. Please can someone help. The case ID is 11077405802

Thanks

0 votes
0 votes
17 views
7 replies
Latest activity
user profile

Starting June 20, 2025, the maximum box length for Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) orders in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain will increase from 63.5 cm to 91.4 cm.

This change allows you to use longer cartons across multiple sales channel and to meet industry standards.

The maximum box dimensions will now be as follows:

  • Length: 91.4 cm
  • Width: 63.5 cm
  • Height: 63.5 cm
  • Weight: 22.7 kg

If you've already sent in packages under the new dimensions, they’ll be received as standard size boxes with no defects or fees.

For more information, go to Shipping and routing requirements.

0 votes
0 votes
6 views
0 replies
Latest activity
user profile
No Royal Mail 2nd class option
by Seller_AVteysPitiEJq

I've never come across this before but I can't use Royal Mail on one of my FBM orders.

I literally shipped the exact same item last night for 87p but when I went onto this one, a minute later, Royal Mail is greyed out and I can only use Evri.

I've opened a case via SS (11238764102) - was told to use Evri but that method is 3 times more expensive and leaves me out of pocket.

Anyone have any clues - tempted to take a hit on my VTR and use a stamp.

It's to Devon and it's a ship by today - delivery up until 1st of July (the exact same stats as other orders the same).

I'm at a loss as I've tried everything - SS aren't helping (no surprises there).

We're forced to use 'Buy Shipping' but this appears to be a glitch that will leave me with either a hit on my metrics or being out of pocket

1 vote
0 votes
318 views
39 replies
Latest activity
user profile
🧐 How Should You Choose Products to Sell?
by Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
Amazon replied

As you consider expanding your Amazon business to international marketplaces, choosing the right products is crucial. This guide will help you strategically select and introduce products that resonate with customers in new markets.

Why Product Selection Matters

📍 Different markets have unique consumer preferences

📍 Cultural, climate, and demographic factors influence buying decisions

📍 Successful products in one country may not perform well in another

📍 Proper research can uncover untapped opportunities

Step 1: Analyze Your Current Best-Sellers

Start with what you know works:

  • Identify your top-performing products in your home Amazon store
  • Analyze key success factors:

→ Customer demand

→ Seasonality

→ Competitive advantage

→ Profit margins

Consider how these factors might translate to new markets:

  • Will seasonal products align with the target country's climate?
  • Do cultural differences impact product relevance?
  • How does pricing compare to local alternatives?

Step 2: Diversify Your Product Offerings

Cast a wider net to gauge market response:

  • List a variety of products beyond just your top sellers
  • Include complementary items or product variations
  • Start with lighter inventory to minimize risk

Benefits of a broader selection:

  • Quickly identify which products resonate with new customers
  • Adapt your strategy based on early performance data
  • Minimize risk by not over-committing to specific items

Step 3: Conduct Thorough Marketplace Research

Dive deep into your target marketplace:

  • Review Amazon's best-sellers in relevant categories
  • Analyze new arrivals and trending products
  • Identify gaps in product offerings or unmet customer needs

Extend your research beyond Amazon:

  • Explore local ecommerce sites and marketplaces
  • Read industry publications and market reports
  • Consider partnering with local experts or consultants

💡 Pro Tips:

  • Use Amazon tools like Market Basket Analysis to understand purchasing patterns
  • Monitor customer reviews in target markets for product improvement ideas
  • Stay flexible and be prepared to adjust your product mix based on performance

🔑 Key Considerations:

  • Compliance with local regulations and safety standards
  • Packaging and labeling requirements for each market
  • Currency fluctuations and pricing strategy
  • Shipping costs and logistics for bulky or fragile items

📑 Next Steps:

1. Create a shortlist of potential products for each target market

2. Develop a testing strategy to introduce products gradually

3. Set up tracking to monitor performance across marketplaces

4. Plan for inventory management across multiple locations

💡 Remember: Successful international expansion often requires patience and continuous learning. Be prepared to adapt your strategy as you gain insights into each new market.

Need More Help?

📌 Consult Amazon's Global Selling guides

📌 Join seller forums to connect with experienced international sellers

📌 Consider Amazon's fulfillment services to simplify logistics

By taking a thoughtful, research-driven approach to product selection, you'll be well-positioned to succeed as you expand your Amazon business internationally.

1 vote
5 votes
206 views
4 replies
Latest activity
user profile
Any recent experiences with AGL & AWD?
by Seller_nlLqR9qgjH0Qz

Hi guys,

We are considering switching to AGL & AWD. What are your experiences with these programs?

Overall, I hear:

- AGL is cheaper than other forwarding, but customer contact is bad & sometimes big delays

- AWD is cheap but slow

Looking forward to hearing your experiences!

0 votes
0 votes
4 views
0 replies
Latest activity
user profile
Product Bundling Violation
by Seller_NBwjKaHzPWk2A

Hello,

I’m seeking guidance on how to resolve a Product Bundling Violation notice I recently received on my seller account. I’d appreciate any insights from others who have faced similar issues or know the best steps to address this promptly.

I was notified that one or more of my listings have been flagged for Product Bundling Violations.

But the performance notification we received stated that my bundle allegedly violates platform policies because:

  • All ASINs that are misbranded as FRESHFIELDS MARKET instead of actual product brands. I.E We listed most of the products under our own brand and as manufacturer when we aren't the brand owner of that product.

Questions for the Community:

  • Any tips for clarifying bundle listings to stay compliant?
  • Has anyone here successfully appealed a Product Bundling Violation on Amazon?
  • What supporting documentation or evidence did you provide?
  • Did you include invoices, manufacturer letters, or product usage explanations?
  • Any suggestions for how to draft a strong Plan of Action (POA) for this situation?
  • Are there specific keywords or phrases I should avoid in the listing that might trigger bundling policy flags?

My priority is to resolve this quickly to protect my account health and avoid further disruptions to sales. Any advice or examples from your own experiences would be hugely appreciated.

Thank you so much for your help !

0 votes
0 votes
17 views
2 replies
Latest activity
user profile
Amazons fair pricing policy
by Seller_FdWKBkhV7283K

Come on Amazon what is it all about. I have books for sale that aren’t available, yet I can’t list them. You state available from (whatever date 6 months or so away) which keeps moving week by week and in reality it’s never available. Then this is acceptable, I’m sorry but it doesn’t make sense

0 votes
0 votes
200 views
10 replies
Latest activity
user profile
Royal Mail post to Israel
by Seller_87mKFKKA3Vwkx

I'm FMB and just had an order from a customer in Israel...when I try to buy postage from RM I have come across this message on the website "Israeli Post have informed us that Israel has declared a state of emergency as of Friday, the 13th June 2025 until further notice.Due to flight unavailability, all Royal Mail services to Israel were suspended from 7pm on the 19th June 2025 until further notice."

As there's no end date given it looks like I'll have to cancel this order which will impact my pre-fullment cancellelation rate. I know this only lasts for a week but I'm already on 2.4% and don't want to push it up and over the 2.5% naughty step

Why didn't Amazon prevent Israeli cutomers from buying stuff from their website until the state of emergency is over?

0 votes
0 votes
17 views
2 replies
Latest activity

FAQ

Learn more about Seller Forums, how to participate in discussions and more!
View FAQs

Community Guidelines

Tips to maintain a safe and inclusive environment
View Community Guidelines

Release notes

Stay up to date with improvements coming to Seller Forums.
View release notes

Conditions of use

Review Terms and Conditions for Seller Forums
View Terms of Use

Privacy Notice

Review Privacy Notice for Seller Forums
View Privacy Notice

Report abuse

Use this form to report abuse of Amazon policies
Report