Hi whats the easiest way to put all my listed items into my Amazon shop ?

When I copy a listing, some of the details still need to be added.

Brand Name, External Product ID, Quantity, Price and Images still all need to be added. In regards to the images, they show up, but when saving the listing they disappear, so images all need adding each time even though I only want to change the main image.

It really slows me down. Does anyone else have this issue, or a solution?

Thanks

Had a good few years on amazon but sales have now completely collapsed. Nothing changed and simply dont know why the sudden loss in sales. So we are closing the shop and solely replying on our own website. Has anyone else closed their amazon store and gone solo with their own website? We are sick of the continuous jumping through hoops, customers fraudulently making claims, bad service by royal mail, and the DD+7 payment disbursements. Its simply not worth selling on here. Cost of advertising is through the roof as are the fees. Anyone else gone through similar?

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I am requesting assistance regarding an ongoing issue, where a customer has been granted an A to Z claim for £241.99, for a return they made outside of the 30 day return window. I disputed the claim, stating the following;

The customer opened a return on the 11th May. This was 5 days after the order was delivered. I left this return request open for 27 days. Then, on the 6th June, I closed the return request, as it had then been 32 days since the order was delivered, and so the return was no longer valid, as per your own terms and policies that state orders must be returned within 30 days. Then, after I had closed the return request, the customer suddenly decided they were going to now return the order, and did so on the 12th June, a full 38 days after the order was delivered. On the tracking, you can clearly see that this was not delivered to me. It was left outside of my house when I was on holiday. Therefore, I don't even have the return, as it was no longer there when I got home. So, I do not have the return, and the customer returned it well outside of the 30 day return window, despite having weeks to return it and me leaving the return window open for them the entire time. Only once the return request was closed did they suddenly decide to return it. Therefore, as previously confirmed by you, I have no obligation to refund the customer and so this claim must be overturned. You cannot completely ignore your own terms and policies that state customers must return orders within 30 days. This customer failed to do so, and so is not obligated to a refund.

Today, I have received a response stating the claim has been upheld. I have responded to the claim, again disputing it, and contacted the Managing Director, but I am also posting here to try and get this resolved. If this continues to not be resolved and the claim overturned, I will be escalating this further to ensure my funds are recouped.

I hope to get a response soon.

We have had notification of removal of some of our ASIN's as Amazon bots have decided the products are made of real animal fur, these are boilersuits made of Polycotton, they are listed correctly but as they are boilersuits some images show them being used on a farm and there are sheep in the photo. Amazon Account Health seem to think this might be the problem but we do not own the listing so cannot change, I have appealed with details of the product but this gets rejected (presumably by bots as if a human was looking at this appeal it would be obvious what has happened) Any advice on this, it seems mad that their automated systems have picked this up from something in a photo of the product!