We are making changes to our programme policies that apply to all sellers who use the services or features covered by these policies.
The following changes will enter into effect on November 30, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on December 15, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on January 10, 2022:
We encourage you to review the details available on the Changes to programme policies page. If you have questions, reach out to Selling Partner Support. Your continued use of Selling Services after the respective date of effectiveness constitutes your acceptance of the changes.
We are making changes to our programme policies that apply to all sellers who use the services or features covered by these policies.
The following changes will enter into effect on November 30, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on December 15, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on January 10, 2022:
We encourage you to review the details available on the Changes to programme policies page. If you have questions, reach out to Selling Partner Support. Your continued use of Selling Services after the respective date of effectiveness constitutes your acceptance of the changes.
I’m just wondering why the phrase, “Occasionally selling accounts with very poor performance are immediately deactivated” has been crossed out?
Is that because it’s often accounts with very good performance that are immediately deactivated on flimsy grounds, while the very poor ones are still allowed to continue selling?
Oh I just love the positive spin you’ve put on this one…
Priceless!
We are making changes to our programme policies that apply to all sellers who use the services or features covered by these policies.
The following changes will enter into effect on November 30, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on December 15, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on January 10, 2022:
We encourage you to review the details available on the Changes to programme policies page. If you have questions, reach out to Selling Partner Support. Your continued use of Selling Services after the respective date of effectiveness constitutes your acceptance of the changes.
We are making changes to our programme policies that apply to all sellers who use the services or features covered by these policies.
The following changes will enter into effect on November 30, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on December 15, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on January 10, 2022:
We encourage you to review the details available on the Changes to programme policies page. If you have questions, reach out to Selling Partner Support. Your continued use of Selling Services after the respective date of effectiveness constitutes your acceptance of the changes.
We are making changes to our programme policies that apply to all sellers who use the services or features covered by these policies.
The following changes will enter into effect on November 30, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on December 15, 2021:
The following changes will enter into effect on January 10, 2022:
We encourage you to review the details available on the Changes to programme policies page. If you have questions, reach out to Selling Partner Support. Your continued use of Selling Services after the respective date of effectiveness constitutes your acceptance of the changes.
I’m just wondering why the phrase, “Occasionally selling accounts with very poor performance are immediately deactivated” has been crossed out?
Is that because it’s often accounts with very good performance that are immediately deactivated on flimsy grounds, while the very poor ones are still allowed to continue selling?
Oh I just love the positive spin you’ve put on this one…
Priceless!
I’m just wondering why the phrase, “Occasionally selling accounts with very poor performance are immediately deactivated” has been crossed out?
Is that because it’s often accounts with very good performance that are immediately deactivated on flimsy grounds, while the very poor ones are still allowed to continue selling?
Oh I just love the positive spin you’ve put on this one…
Priceless!
I’m just wondering why the phrase, “Occasionally selling accounts with very poor performance are immediately deactivated” has been crossed out?
Is that because it’s often accounts with very good performance that are immediately deactivated on flimsy grounds, while the very poor ones are still allowed to continue selling?
Oh I just love the positive spin you’ve put on this one…
Priceless!