I was already subjected to this when it came in the other year and asked seller help the same question why can you not just adjust the delivery date of my orders to at lest make it a bit fairer. (which they didn’t answer but just gave me a extension until September of this year) 

I knew it was coming but still don’t think it’s at all fair to any of the sellers on here big or small. So they want to hold my money ok but I’m not understanding how they think it takes a large letter 14 days to arrive at the customers address.

I’ve been a an individual seller with Amazon for over 10 years so don’t have a professional account. But every item I sell is given a delivery date between 3 and 14 days. So they hold my money for at least 3 weeks now.

I buy my shipping though Amazon, second class (used to be first but to expensive now, not that would make any difference here) ok it doesn’t come with tracking but it does have a bar code which if you enter on the Royal Mail site shows the item is delivered within 2 to 5 days and never 14! 

So my question is if I have to be on the delivery date + 7 can I at least have a realistic delivery date? 

It would be nice if Amazon could at least answer the question. I know, what’s the point? I’ve wasted my time and won’t get anywhere sorry rant over.

Today is another low on Amazon, it’s becoming an increasingly common feeling nowadays. So I got a feedback for order ID: 406-2262154-9329103. The customer is complaining they didn’t get the order, today is 27/10 estimated delivery date was given of between 1/11 and 13/11. So of course I thought I’d waste my time going through the incompetence of feedback manager. Of course the inevitable outcome was received. I then wrote an explanation on the case created but of course with a few seconds the request was turned down. I don’t understand why Amazon has requested that I provide an estimated delivery date if they then allow negative feedback before the date provided? Does this mean that the EDD is irrelevant and that neither buyer nor seller needs to stick by it? Obviously this must be the case because if this feedback is allowed then there’s no point in having an estimated delivery date. Now I have to waste my time and suffer a damaged ODR for no reason until this gets resolved.

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Today I was charged for the return of an FBA order and the reason was "The item was not received by the estimated delivery date". The item was purchased on November 8 and the return time was extended to January 31. The item that is being returned is a fireplace which people use most often during the winter, so the thing is has been used many times. FBA orders Amazon takes responsibility for shipping, but it turns out that if Amazon does not deliver or delivers late, I still have to pay for return.