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Amazon Bulk Image Upload Not Working
by Seller_A7QhjZKKHYNIa

Hi @Seller_Udi0JNbTrsmUV,

I tried with even single images and I come across the same issue as outlined by the OP. I have been trying multiple times a day for the past few days without any luck, so I already tried your suggestion but without any success.

Any other suggestions?

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Buying shipping outside of Amazon
by Seller_KBCvmRKLx6ft0

We've just sold a big and expensive Lego set FBM. The only options we're given to buy are Evri but it won't come close to covering the insurance on it.

Is it a big no-no to buy shipping off-Amazon? We've been almost exclusively FBA for years so not experience on this side of things.

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Hi,

So just to follow up on this thread here because it's been locked today for some very suspicious reason???? .....

https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/3be0e229-58f1-4843-a849-2809f45b2a6e?

The accumilated charges did come back last week for a short few days but have now resorted back to the page where we can't see our accumilated ad charges. Why?

I was told ''In reference to this we have contacted our internal team and received an update saying that we did not include Accumulating charges in new update but due to customer requests we would be enabling this feature again by 15/11.''

So it came back for a few days and now it's gone again & one of the mods locked the original thread today which seems highly suspicious considering someone had only replied in the thread 5 hours ago.

Can we please we get some transparancy on our accumilated ad charges, we need to see them, like ive said many of times i'm pretty confident that this will be against the law here in the UK.

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Can return label costs be appealed?
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thanks for the help. i don't want it to come across I'm abusing the safe T but literally only 1 return out of the last several was truthful/honest by the buyer and came back in original condition under the correct reason code. the rest have been manipulated by the buyer in some way or another.

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Can return label costs be appealed?
by Seller_vNGUliyBfm8re

Hi,

i've noticed we're getting more returns than ever and its stressing me the F out, amazon are just willy nilly billing us for all the RM/Evri return postage labels and most of the time the return reason comments and code is BS and the customers are just making stuff up.

I understand safe-T exsists for returns that were damaged/not returned for refunds at first scan done by Amazon BUT if the return/goods come back fine with no issues BUT the customer abused the system using a return code that meant they got a full refund without label cost deduction what happens then, I know SS are not going to listen, what's the protocol for appealing the return label cost when the item itself is fine and you just want to dispute the label. Do Amazon accept these easily or is there a huge burden of proof for the seller to win an appeal?

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Re: @Seller_Huz6FT08OxHAR @Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK

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Case ID - 10541587822

There was negative feedback left on our order which highly likely is a mistake or intended for other seller and it would not get removed. Its also has false accusations destroying our reputation.

From us the customer has bought only one coat for £84.99 which has been returned and we issued a full refund for £84.99. The customer has written that they received a refund for only £45 and that there were some fees and deductions which we don’t know where they come from.

Probably this customer has bought coats from other sellers and by mistake wrote this negative feedback on our order. In the feedback it says that the customer bought 3 coats... We have only one order from this customer for one coat and we issued a full refund £84.99 for it. Could someone from Amazon check it and remove this feedback as it is not correct and damages our reputation?

Thank you in advance.

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Fix or Disable Bots: The current bots are counterproductive. Disable them until a proper solution is developed.

Revised A-to-Z Policy: The current policy is flawed and requires significant improvement to be fair and practical.

Overhaul Listing System: The current listing system is not designed for single-brand single-seller listings, as Amazon has moved closer to this, engineers have attempted to jam it all together and it just doesn't work correctly, the effect of this has been widespread causing hundreds of technical issues. Namely - image contribution for brand owners- what? But much more.

Improved COO Integration: A reliable system is needed to use product source data and populate other marketplaces via BIL.

Enhanced Seller Support: Bring support back onshore with teams fluent in the languages of each marketplace. Past support from Ireland was exemplary and should be the standard.

Functional GPSR System: The existing system is ineffective and fails to meet needs. Other major online marketplaces have gotten this right—Amazon should follow suit.

Revert Feedback Removal Process: Reinstate the previous system for feedback removal, which worked much better. The reason for the change is unclear and has caused issues.

Brand Control: Allow brands to independently update product titles, descriptions, and images without relying on seller support.

Northern Ireland Opt-Out: Confirm that sellers can opt out of SFP and FBA in Northern Ireland by December 13. If not, will Amazon cover fines of €35K per breach?

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Create exclusions for some product sales to the EU
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I am currently Pan EU and EFN but I have a few products that are far too large to end up as returns from the EU.

Yes, I have a returns address in the EU but then it's really pricey to get them back to the UK. I wish to exclude those products from both programmes permanently. I'm not sure that Build International Listings is quite the right place to do this as I noticed that some products come and go in there.

Any useful advice is appreciated.

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Hi @Seller_y3DFIwyqgauF9,

Thanks for reaching out! Regarding your specific issue with the shipments, a couple of suggestions that may help:

First, check if any products have an "Action required" status in your shipment details. If so, you'll need to select an option there before submitting a research request.

It's also a good idea to double-check if any units were missed or added by mistake when prepping the shipment. Amazon can then reconcile any discrepancies between missing and extra units after you submit the research request.

For more information, check the help page: Reconcile your shipment

Although I can't expedite anything on my end, I'd recommend opening a case with Seller Support if you haven't already. They'll be able to directly investigate and provide updates on receiving your shipments

Let me know if any other questions come up! Ezra

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Hello Sellers!

Ezra here - I've returned just in time for the busy festive period. As the joyous Christmas season approaches, it's crucial to be prepare for the surge in customer demand.

To ensure a seamless and successful selling experience, I've compiled a list of best practices tailored specifically for this festive period.

1. Plan your inbound FBA shipments:

  • During October to December, be prepared for potential delays of up to two days when carriers come to pick up your shipments, whether you're sending parcels or pallets.
  • Ship your inventory to Amazon as early as you can. During the busy holiday season, it may take up to 21 days for your shipments to be delivered and processed at Amazon's fulfillment centers.
  • Consider the Partnered Carrier Program to benefit from daily delivery slots to Amazon and competitive transportation rates.
  • Check your Inventory Performance Index score for tips on improving your inventory health, as a poor score may result in reduced inbound capacity.
  • For pallet deliveries, book an appointment at least 2 weeks before the expected live date on Amazon, and choose night-time or weekend delivery slots for earlier appointments.

2. Manage your inventory effectively:

  • Utilize the Restock Inventory tool to receive recommendations on which products to restock, suggested quantities, and re-order dates.
  • Set up Inventory alerts on your products to manage your listings without manual checks.
  • Maintain enough inventory to cover sales for 13 weeks (inventory for a quarter), depending on how quickly you can restock.

3. Submit Promotions:

  • Regularly check the status of your Lightning Deals and 7-Day Deals in Seller Central to ensure they don’t require action. If your deal is suppressed, follow the guidance here.
  • Monitor your Deals. You can adjust the number of available units during the deal to meet demand if orders spike.

4. Extended Christmas Returns Policy:

  • Items purchased between November 1 and December 25 can be returned until January 31 or within 30 days of receipt (whichever is later). This applies to both seller-fulfilled and FBA orders.

For more helpful tips, check out the Festive Season Best Practices guide on Seller Central. Feel free to reply with any tips, feedback, or questions.

Wishing you all a successful holiday selling season! Ezra 🎅🎁

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