Next Day Delivery not available on buy shipping
Hello everyone!
Got my first order come through and I am still learning here!
I am currently in prime trial at the moment so 98% of my orders have to be shipped through 'buy shipping'.
In 'Buy Shipping', the only options available to me are Evri standard. Everything else is showing greyed out with message like 'Seller is not registered to use this delivery service'.
Even if Royal Mail Tracked 24 was available, it will not be a viable option for me as I understand you have to drop off at a CSP and the one local to me closes at 10am, so not really workable for next day deliveries!
How do you manage to get through this trial or remain on prime with these limited options???
Could anyone help please?
Next Day Delivery not available on buy shipping
Hello everyone!
Got my first order come through and I am still learning here!
I am currently in prime trial at the moment so 98% of my orders have to be shipped through 'buy shipping'.
In 'Buy Shipping', the only options available to me are Evri standard. Everything else is showing greyed out with message like 'Seller is not registered to use this delivery service'.
Even if Royal Mail Tracked 24 was available, it will not be a viable option for me as I understand you have to drop off at a CSP and the one local to me closes at 10am, so not really workable for next day deliveries!
How do you manage to get through this trial or remain on prime with these limited options???
Could anyone help please?
1 reply
Seller_xU4h6ZbAduf0O
Before you sign up to the Prime trial, you need to have at least one of the authorised Prime couriers in place on your account.
You would normally need to sign up with one of the couriers with a business account and then link that courier account to Amazon to be able to start shipping through Buy Shipping.
This is why you are seeing the 'Seller is not registered to use this delivery service'
Once you sign up with a courier like Royal Mail or EVRI, linking the account to Amazon normally takes a few days to be authorised.
So looks like you have jumped the gun here a bit.
Look at the authorised Prime couriers and once you have picked one that works for you, sign up and then wait for the account to be linked fully to Amazon before re-starting the Prime trial.
Depending on the amount of traffic you are expecting to ship, having a Royal Mail account (OBA or Click & Drop) and then signing up for Tracked service if you can hit the expected numbers, Royal Mail will collect the Tracked parcels from you without the need to drop off anywhere.
The only issue is scheduling a suitable time for collection that is in line with Prime cut off earliest time and either a Saturday or Sunday (or both) collection as well, as Amazon expect you to have at least 1 day Prime sending over the weekend.
