Hi there

maybe I'm a bit naive but why are amazon selling my stock as theirs? we by a product off a large global company (at a discount as we buy thousands) its the same product - same box same EAN. But the label added to our stock is ever so slightly different. Different printing method i think. Anyway amazon reduced the price so much lower that the price they should be buying it for (well according to the brand that sold it to us and the RRP's etc). so I bought one to see if it was legit stock. Anyway they sold me my own stock with my label on it! Is this normal practice? I know there is "co mingling" but if amazon just run out can they use our / your stock to fill their orders even if they cant get it from the brand?

I'm in the process of listing my first product.

Though the procedure seems straightforward, I do have a query:

My product comprises a set of four identical bathroom shelves, each packed individually (meaning four identical boxes, each containing one bathroom shelve).

Could you please verify if I've configured the listing correctly?

- Item Package Quantity: 4

- Unit Count: 4

- Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: Dimensions of a single bathroom shelve or the total combined dimension for all four?

- Item Package Dimensions: Dimensions of the single package containing one bathroom shelve or the total combined dimension for all four packages?

- Package Weight: Weight of a single bathroom shelve in its individual package or the total combined dimension for all four packages?

My question concerns the last three points: do they refer to the cumulative size of all four bathroom shelves or to each individual item? Will Amazon recognize that there are four boxes under one listing?

Furthermore, could you explain how the labelling process functions when a listing contains four individually packaged items?

Wonder if I could pick your brains, I had an email informing me my AGL Merchant Self-Billing Invoice was available to view in seller central. I've not noticed this report before so I checked it out a bit confused. I ran the order number of one of the products on this invoice and its from a 'buyer' that's ordered nearly 200 of my items previously, and it looks as thought the buyer IS Amazon. I'm confused, do Amazon buy products from sellers on their platform? Why would they do so? Thanks!