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Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Some of the orders are now saying on them:

Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Is this a hint from Amazon, that these are customers that have disputed deliveries previously and a way to say watch out?

(The identical item sold to another Buyer does not say this and there is no indication that the Buyers Name/Address are an issue).

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Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Some of the orders are now saying on them:

Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Is this a hint from Amazon, that these are customers that have disputed deliveries previously and a way to say watch out?

(The identical item sold to another Buyer does not say this and there is no indication that the Buyers Name/Address are an issue).

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Seller_Nprc5XWvdLYk9

the one we have "flagged" is from a regular customer - and no previous issues - so it may be an issue at his local mail depot - or more likely a spate of stolen-from-doorstep packages in that area

Don't get me wrong - this is a very tool and we appreciate Amazon's discretely sharing this information to protect us all

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Seller_nRhZxElkqUPAM

Amazon should just ban these people. Would make things a lot simpler

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Angie_Amazon

Hello @Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP,

Great question! Yes, the “Signature Confirmation Recommended” label is a feature designed to help protect sellers. It appears on certain orders where there may be a higher risk of delivery issues.

This recommendation can be triggered by various factors — it doesn't necessarily mean the specific customer has disputed deliveries before. It could relate to the delivery address, the order value, or other risk indicators.

While obtaining signature confirmation is optional, it can serve as strong evidence if you ever need to dispute an A-to-z Guarantee claim. We always recommend keeping thorough proof of delivery, which may include tracking information, signature confirmation, and delivery photos where available.

For more information, you can visit A-to-z Guarantee claims and Confirm shipment and get a Valid Tracking Rate in Seller Central.

— Angie

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Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

I had an order yesterday for £1,200 and one today for £340 from a repeat customer, where it never stated signature recommended, so definitely a few factors and not just that those buyers are scammers , price being one of them .

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@Angie_Amazon

If Amazon does NOT say Signature Recommended, it would be better for Amazon to accept a photo of the delivery, GPS and a Map as proof instead.

Maybe even Signed For, OR, PIN number for items say over £200

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@Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

For that price, Amazon say all should be signed for

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Seller_sNKeKyNyAszcJ

I have had one with 'signature confirmation recommended'. I therefore used RMSD.

As soon as he received it, he opened a change of mind return.

He has been granted refund at first scam scan.

We will see whether I receive the product or an empty box.

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Seller_QFivb25YBNqBc

I have one today with some lines, supposedly my signature.

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Then we have RM post people signing themselves and then dumping the parcels in a "safe place". So we pay extra for a service that's not always provided.
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Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Some of the orders are now saying on them:

Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Is this a hint from Amazon, that these are customers that have disputed deliveries previously and a way to say watch out?

(The identical item sold to another Buyer does not say this and there is no indication that the Buyers Name/Address are an issue).

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Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Some of the orders are now saying on them:

Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Is this a hint from Amazon, that these are customers that have disputed deliveries previously and a way to say watch out?

(The identical item sold to another Buyer does not say this and there is no indication that the Buyers Name/Address are an issue).

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Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

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Some of the orders are now saying on them:

Signature Confirmation Recommended ?

Is this a hint from Amazon, that these are customers that have disputed deliveries previously and a way to say watch out?

(The identical item sold to another Buyer does not say this and there is no indication that the Buyers Name/Address are an issue).

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Seller_Nprc5XWvdLYk9

the one we have "flagged" is from a regular customer - and no previous issues - so it may be an issue at his local mail depot - or more likely a spate of stolen-from-doorstep packages in that area

Don't get me wrong - this is a very tool and we appreciate Amazon's discretely sharing this information to protect us all

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Seller_nRhZxElkqUPAM

Amazon should just ban these people. Would make things a lot simpler

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Angie_Amazon

Hello @Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP,

Great question! Yes, the “Signature Confirmation Recommended” label is a feature designed to help protect sellers. It appears on certain orders where there may be a higher risk of delivery issues.

This recommendation can be triggered by various factors — it doesn't necessarily mean the specific customer has disputed deliveries before. It could relate to the delivery address, the order value, or other risk indicators.

While obtaining signature confirmation is optional, it can serve as strong evidence if you ever need to dispute an A-to-z Guarantee claim. We always recommend keeping thorough proof of delivery, which may include tracking information, signature confirmation, and delivery photos where available.

For more information, you can visit A-to-z Guarantee claims and Confirm shipment and get a Valid Tracking Rate in Seller Central.

— Angie

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Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

I had an order yesterday for £1,200 and one today for £340 from a repeat customer, where it never stated signature recommended, so definitely a few factors and not just that those buyers are scammers , price being one of them .

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@Angie_Amazon

If Amazon does NOT say Signature Recommended, it would be better for Amazon to accept a photo of the delivery, GPS and a Map as proof instead.

Maybe even Signed For, OR, PIN number for items say over £200

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@Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

For that price, Amazon say all should be signed for

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Seller_sNKeKyNyAszcJ

I have had one with 'signature confirmation recommended'. I therefore used RMSD.

As soon as he received it, he opened a change of mind return.

He has been granted refund at first scam scan.

We will see whether I receive the product or an empty box.

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Seller_QFivb25YBNqBc

I have one today with some lines, supposedly my signature.

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Seller_Fg2fqaWOnEtha
Then we have RM post people signing themselves and then dumping the parcels in a "safe place". So we pay extra for a service that's not always provided.
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Seller_Nprc5XWvdLYk9

the one we have "flagged" is from a regular customer - and no previous issues - so it may be an issue at his local mail depot - or more likely a spate of stolen-from-doorstep packages in that area

Don't get me wrong - this is a very tool and we appreciate Amazon's discretely sharing this information to protect us all

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Seller_Nprc5XWvdLYk9

the one we have "flagged" is from a regular customer - and no previous issues - so it may be an issue at his local mail depot - or more likely a spate of stolen-from-doorstep packages in that area

Don't get me wrong - this is a very tool and we appreciate Amazon's discretely sharing this information to protect us all

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Seller_nRhZxElkqUPAM

Amazon should just ban these people. Would make things a lot simpler

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Seller_nRhZxElkqUPAM

Amazon should just ban these people. Would make things a lot simpler

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Angie_Amazon

Hello @Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP,

Great question! Yes, the “Signature Confirmation Recommended” label is a feature designed to help protect sellers. It appears on certain orders where there may be a higher risk of delivery issues.

This recommendation can be triggered by various factors — it doesn't necessarily mean the specific customer has disputed deliveries before. It could relate to the delivery address, the order value, or other risk indicators.

While obtaining signature confirmation is optional, it can serve as strong evidence if you ever need to dispute an A-to-z Guarantee claim. We always recommend keeping thorough proof of delivery, which may include tracking information, signature confirmation, and delivery photos where available.

For more information, you can visit A-to-z Guarantee claims and Confirm shipment and get a Valid Tracking Rate in Seller Central.

— Angie

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Angie_Amazon

Hello @Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP,

Great question! Yes, the “Signature Confirmation Recommended” label is a feature designed to help protect sellers. It appears on certain orders where there may be a higher risk of delivery issues.

This recommendation can be triggered by various factors — it doesn't necessarily mean the specific customer has disputed deliveries before. It could relate to the delivery address, the order value, or other risk indicators.

While obtaining signature confirmation is optional, it can serve as strong evidence if you ever need to dispute an A-to-z Guarantee claim. We always recommend keeping thorough proof of delivery, which may include tracking information, signature confirmation, and delivery photos where available.

For more information, you can visit A-to-z Guarantee claims and Confirm shipment and get a Valid Tracking Rate in Seller Central.

— Angie

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Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

I had an order yesterday for £1,200 and one today for £340 from a repeat customer, where it never stated signature recommended, so definitely a few factors and not just that those buyers are scammers , price being one of them .

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Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

I had an order yesterday for £1,200 and one today for £340 from a repeat customer, where it never stated signature recommended, so definitely a few factors and not just that those buyers are scammers , price being one of them .

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@Angie_Amazon

If Amazon does NOT say Signature Recommended, it would be better for Amazon to accept a photo of the delivery, GPS and a Map as proof instead.

Maybe even Signed For, OR, PIN number for items say over £200

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Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP

@Angie_Amazon

If Amazon does NOT say Signature Recommended, it would be better for Amazon to accept a photo of the delivery, GPS and a Map as proof instead.

Maybe even Signed For, OR, PIN number for items say over £200

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@Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

For that price, Amazon say all should be signed for

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Seller_IQo80d99W2DzP

@Seller_iGWb1Mzt8ZCnz

For that price, Amazon say all should be signed for

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Seller_sNKeKyNyAszcJ

I have had one with 'signature confirmation recommended'. I therefore used RMSD.

As soon as he received it, he opened a change of mind return.

He has been granted refund at first scam scan.

We will see whether I receive the product or an empty box.

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Seller_sNKeKyNyAszcJ

I have had one with 'signature confirmation recommended'. I therefore used RMSD.

As soon as he received it, he opened a change of mind return.

He has been granted refund at first scam scan.

We will see whether I receive the product or an empty box.

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Seller_QFivb25YBNqBc

I have one today with some lines, supposedly my signature.

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Seller_Fg2fqaWOnEtha
Then we have RM post people signing themselves and then dumping the parcels in a "safe place". So we pay extra for a service that's not always provided.
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Seller_QFivb25YBNqBc

I have one today with some lines, supposedly my signature.

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Seller_Fg2fqaWOnEtha
Then we have RM post people signing themselves and then dumping the parcels in a "safe place". So we pay extra for a service that's not always provided.
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