Dear sellers,

Our freight company has told me that my order is supposed to be delivered to Amazon UK LBA4.

Due to LBA4 is busy, Amazon informed our freight partner to redirect the cargo to LTN7, does it affect the inventory update time? Does Amazon will finally internally move my cargoes to LBA4 from LTN7?

Thanks,

Also just be wary that any large refund may put you over the threshold where you should have become VAT registered.

So for example you were doing a 12 month turnover of £80k and got a VAT refund back of £15k then HMRC calculate your turnover to be £95k and you would need to become VAT registered (based on current threshold of £90k)

Many sellers are selling branded products from another company under their own brand. This makes the listing a misrepresentation given that a customer believes they are buying from one brand, but the product is actually from another. Is this allowed?

Below, I have listed the Asin for the probiotic chew supplement from the brand Oimmal, and beneath it there are 8 other Asins for brands selling the same product or variations of this Oimmal product.

This same thing happens in many categories. Given that to list my products I had to show extensive evidence of my branding being on my products, along with a specialist call with brand registry where I had to show 50 branded units of my product, I'm curious why this is permitted and what the specific rules about this are?

B0C4LP65KQ - Oimmal

B0C5C4Z1K9 - Oimmal product listed under tkwwty brand.

B0C274ZPHT - Oimmal product listed under HRAMEX brand.

B0CBPPXCQ1 - Oimmal product listed under Frovetani brand.

B0CHHY3F4L - Oimmal product listed under Vinimay brand.

B0CDFP7QMB - Oimmal product listed under PLOBRT brand.

B0C7VTJWRB - Oimmal product listed under RSGRT brand.

B0CBC5D4KX - Oimmal product listed under HUALIJIA brand.

B0CC44Z4ZJ - Oimmal product listed under Bieyoc brand and Caro Organics brand.

Hi @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP

Again the same issue with ASINs. Lost all BuyBox to all the ASINs.

After the BuyBox was lost, I spent so much to get the products ranked through PPC. Now, all that is lost as well.

This is the post of all my ASINs. Please help.

https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/21e81fcb-efe8-4596-8cfd-723804bfaedb?

This month was going great and then lost the BuyBox again.

Please, I request you to help us.

Kindest Regards,

CC: @Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN@Seller_TSXM2A5nxWSuH@Seller_gAhPNiLrkfTcr

We have had 2 returns initiated recently due to errors in the titles of an item.

B07TS8WQVP

Amazon Title - Annie Pattern, with Zip

Title should be IMHO - ByAnnie Out and About PBA282 sewing instructions to make your own Rucksack / Backpack / Knapsack in two sizes. Clear concise instructions

We listed on this item via the upc format.

However the title is incorrect both grammaticaly and factually which has caused one of the returns (amazon automatically issued a return label costing us £3.30 for a letter sized item below 100g on an item that we are selling for £12.50 inc postage))

We have tried many times to correct several of these but as on this one where someone has lited it as a brand called annie instead of the correct ByAnnies you get stumped when trying to get anything changed. Have tried today to add some bullet points to possibly reduce the amount of returns bt they have not come through yet.

There seams to be a policy of just blocking/making a simple operation very difficult any changes asking for hi res photos etc or supplier details and when we look through our listing we probably have 100+ of these that we would like to change the name to the correct one but dont have the time to jump through all the hoops that amazon want to put in the way when it is obvious that the original poster has made a mistake on the listing.

@Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN @Seller_DNQGSsdC7DccM @Seller_gAhPNiLrkfTcr @Seller_Huz6FT08OxHAR @Seller_hnDMgUKxMh1V4 @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_TSXM2A5nxWSuH

Thank you Stillhere. I have opened 12 cases with the Help people trying to find out what I am doing wrong. That has not been mentioned once. Millions of people self-publish books. Most sell very few copies. Nor will mine.... so it would be ridiculous to register as a business with its monthly payments when I will probably sell, at most, 10 or 20 copies of my book. What do other people do?

Quote: "I have opened 12 cases with the Help people trying to find out what I am doing wrong. That has not been mentioned once."

Probably because they have not properly read your question, and they would not know what you were trying to list. Sadly Seller Support (SS) are not as knowledgeable as other sellers, and mostly read from scripted replies, AND have been known to give out totally wrong advice.

Before you go any further you need to register with HMRC and wait for your UTR to come in the post,

Cheers, I've emailed but had no response either.

Not sure how it works myself but I think it's basically just a delay of 7 days + on everything from the 19th

So it'll be a gap of 7 days or more and then you'll be back to where you were on the 19th. I think...

ie. If you earned £100 from dispatched orders on the 19th and £150 on the 20th then you'll have £100 available to take on the 27th (based on next day delivery plus 7 days) and £150 available on the 28th

Not sure if that's quite right but that, or something along those lines, is what I'm expecting.

Seem like Amazon just get to effectively steal 7 days + worth of sales proceeds from us. I say steal, we'll get it back, but only 7 days after we stop trading which will, hopefully, be many years down the line.

Its been pulled from several sources and outside links are banned on Amazon anyway.

My advice is to ask your accountant to check.

But - VAT is not applicable to goods exported and Amazon are the deemed supplier for VAT purposes only. So anyone (who is not UK established) selling something at £12 on UK site, then Amazon is the deemed supplier. You actually sell to Amazon at £10 and Amazon sells to customer at £12 and sends £2 to HMRC.

Your sale is £10 (VAT not applicable as an export) for accounting purposes.

The fees on invoice is my understanding of the recent changes Amazon are making on 1st August here you will be invoiced from an office in same country where you are established. And just like any invoice for goods/services Amazon will be adding VAT at the rate your country specifies.

This is certainly the way eBay are doing it and have been doing it for several years. But this is Amazon so they may do it differently but it is my understanding.

We just had a customer order 100 items, total value £7,000. Then claim he got none of them, even though they were delivered, and he's just refunded. So £7,000 down the drain I guess.