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There is so much that doesn't work, as others have said. Things that have been raised repeatedly over many years, which still don't work. We don't even bother reporting issues any more, just move products to other channels.

1) Customer services do not/cannot resolve simple listing issues. It's not uncommon to have a thread with 10-20 messages in, where another platform would resolve in a single contact.

2) Products constantly removed from sale for X reason, Y reason, by mistake, suppressed etc etc. Other channels don't do this so you have to spend zero time fixing listing issues, trying to get listings reinstated.

3) Product listings impossible to correct if there are errors in them. Revising a listing on other channels takes less than a minute. On Amazon this can take (and I'm not exaggerating) days or weeks, or usually go unresolved.

4) Wrong images in listings which are impossible to fix

5) Showing customers 'size guides' which are generic and have nothing to do with the actual product

6) EANs assigned to incorrect products and impossible to change, so you can't list a product to begin with.

7) Sizes listed incorrectly (e.g. barcode for a UK size 10 is listed on Amazon as a size 8) - impossible to fix, therefore impossible to sell. We have thousands of products that we can't even list on Amazon one reason or another. 100% of items are listed on other channels.

8) I am amazed that Amazon still rely on spreadsheets and CSV files so heavily to list. This is a block for lots of people who are not tech savvy. It can take ages to troubleshoot a file issue sometimes to list an item.

9) Difficult to assign child items to parent listings and/or change the child items in a listing (e.g. if you get a new colour of the same product)

10) 'Contact Seller Support— Request corrections to product detail pages when standard edits aren't working' - this is hilarious. 95% of issues we report to Seller Support are never resolved (they might mark them as resolved, but what actually happens is that they either just do this or we give up with the issue after 10-20 contacts going round in circles and getting auto-replies). In our experience it's pointless contacting Seller Support. We just give up and sell the items through a different channel, where listing is simple and quick.

11) Mis-matching information. We have products that we add to listings where the product title says Medium and the dropdown says Large for example. Then you get returns from customers saying things like "I've ordered this item 3 times from 3 different sellers and you've all sent the wrong size"

12) Telling us that listings can't be changed without the brand owners permission when the brand is not a retailer and has never sold (and will never sell) on Amazon. The brand have no relationship with Amazon. Listings are just dead at this point.

13) Licensed products. Good luck with this one! You try listing Disney, Marvel, Liverpool FC, Paw Patrol etc on Amazon. I totally understand that you need to protect buyers and brands and have proof of our supply chain. We send endless letters, contracts etc and they are just repeatedly rejected. Barcodes are assigned to the licensed manufacturers, manufacturers provide all letters/agreements. Manufacturers of licensed products that we have had relationships with for 10-20 years. No issue listing on any other platform. Given up trying to list on Amazon. All the fees for these products go to other marketplaces. Absolutely pointless exercise trying to sell on Amazon (unless you want to have a mental breakdown). Generally a retailer has no direct relationship with the brand owner. Here's how licensing works,

BRAND OWNER (LICENSOR) (e.g. Disney) signs a licensing agreement with a MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER (LICENSEE), who supply licensed products to a RETAILER, who sell products to a CONSUMER/CUSTOMER. The retailer has a relationship with the licensed manufacturer, who make the products. Asking a retailer to get authorisation direct from Disney is just not going to happen (it's like saying you can only film a school play if you get full permission from Steven Spielberg or Christopher Nolan!)

There isn't a 'Disney factory' who make every Disney product!

Amazon need to protect authenticity by contacting Disney and asking them to provide a list of authorised licensed manufacturers. If a retailer can then prove products have been supplied by one of these authorised licensed manufacturers, with invoices/letters etc, problem solved.

Most of these issues have existed for years. Just a few that I can think of off the top of my head!

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Hello Amazon Team,

Our FBA shipment FBA19B7Q5RYH was fully received on 20 June 2026, but as of 15 July 2026, not a single unit is available for sale. The shipment status has also not changed since 20 June.

Seller Support keeps telling us the inventory is being transferred between fulfillment centers, but it has now been 25 days, which seems far too long for an internal transfer.

Could an Amazon moderator please investigate and help expedite this process? Thank you.

@Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN @Seller_hnDMgUKxMh1V4 @Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK @Seller_Huz6FT08OxHAR @Seller_OOVUXZLmb2UEH

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@Seller_Udi0JNbTrsmUV @Seller_ZyGdB49sb7An4 @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_j9Bd91CW3ZVpr @Seller_YeWcEeTwlVO93 @Seller_l3eCP9f1PtJXC @Seller_lmwzklfLOK2Ob @Seller_DNQGSsdC7DccM @Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK @Seller_TSXM2A5nxWSuH @Seller_fgtTzyHQfOM1x @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_VJ4XoAkjDpjPH @Seller_b91S9zQ2eKxLt @Seller_Rv3kmJHEUMGJH @Seller_gAhPNiLrkfTcr @Seller_WD80mtpYHjvBN

I'm hoping an Amazon moderator can help investigate this.

Our Amazon France FBM offers are currently displaying customer delivery promises of around 20 business days, despite our shipping settings being:

0-day handling time

2–3 business day transit time

Stock available for immediate dispatch

We've already checked that:

The affected SKUs are assigned to the correct shipping template.

The shipping template is configured correctly.

The default ship-from location is correct.

There are no order handling capacity limits.

This appears to be affecting all of our FBM offers rather than individual ASINs.

Could an Amazon moderator please investigate whether our delivery promises are being calculated correctly, or advise if this needs to be escalated to the Delivery Promise team?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello,

I am looking for a moderator review of an A-to-z Guarantee claim that appears to have been funded against the seller despite valid proof of delivery.

Order ID: 204-8377328-5555551

Summary:

• Order shipped on 19 May 2026 via Parcelforce Express24

• Tracking number: MK182231187GB

• Delivered on 20 May 2026 at 13:53

• Delivery confirmed by the carrier to the buyer's address

• Signature obtained and recorded by the carrier

• Signed for by "B. BET"

• Tracking and proof of delivery were provided during the claim investigation and again during appeal

The buyer opened an A-to-z claim stating that the package did not arrive.

Amazon's claim page states:

"In this case, the tracking information indicates 'delivered', but the customer did not receive the package. Because you provided sufficient information that proves the order was actually received by the customer, we will not count the claim against your Order Defect Rate."

While I appreciate that ODR has not been impacted, the claim has still been seller-funded and the appeal was denied.

I am struggling to understand why the seller remains financially responsible when:

1. Valid tracking was provided.

2. Delivery occurred within the estimated delivery window.

3. The carrier confirms delivery to the buyer's address.

4. A signature was obtained and supplied.

5. Amazon acknowledges that sufficient delivery evidence was provided.

Could a moderator please review the claim outcome and advise whether this decision is consistent with current A-to-z policy, or whether the case should be escalated for further investigation?

Thank you.

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How is the response correct as both prices were approved for relisting after they were suspended on the previous occasion?

They are likely still expecting us to sell 10 or 20 times the amount for the same price as one!!

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Biggest challenges.

Incorrect titles which cannot be changed. Item listed by an idiot with no idea what they are doing title totally incorrect. Any attempot to cha ge it met with sorry sir its against amazons policy to have a correct listing.

Incorrect brand name assigned by the lister to either control the listing or circumvent the true brand name. You search in list an item via the upc the item comes up which is correct but you cannot list as the item has a restricted incorrect brand name. YIuor advised to waste time with seller support and this is what you get.

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Issue: I need to correct the wrong brand name on my listing for ASIN B004CSRV8A. The item is currently branded as Deco Art but the correct brand should be ByAnnies. I am unable to take steps to fix this myself as I am not the brand owner. SKU: .

ASIN: B004CSRV8A

Brand name: ByAnnies

SKU: cannot provide sku

You are now connected to Pavithra from Selling Partner Support

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14:00

Thank you for contacting Amazon Selling Partner Support, My name is Pavithra and I´ll be assisting you today.

Me

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hi

Pavithra

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I see that you would like to update the brand name for the ASIN B004CSRV8A

Pavithra

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I have started researching, this might take a few minutes. I will check back with you periodically.

Me

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no problem

Pavithra

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Thank you for staying connected

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We’ve reviewed your request to change the brand name on the ASIN from DecoArt to ByAnnies. We’re declining this request as it doesn’t comply with our Amazon Brand Name Policy. We don’t allow changes to the brand value (also known as the brand name) on existing ASINs.

Pavithra

14:03

Changing the brand name on an existing ASIN can lead to customer confusion. If you want to re-brand your product, we recommend creating a new ASIN for re-branded products.

Pavithra

14:03

Minor corrections, such as fixing typos, adjusting capitalisation or addressing issues with legal abbreviations, are permitted. Any changes beyond such minor corrections are considered re-branding.

Pavithra

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If you believe that your request is a minor correction contact Selling Partner Support, select the brand – update issue type, complete and submit the form.

Pavithra

14:04

For more information, go to “Amazon Brand Name Policy”:

https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G2N3GKE5SGSHWYRZ

Me

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I dont wish to change the brand name the brand name is incorrect

Me

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customer confusion is made by having the WRONG brand name

Pavithra

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If I would I will definitely helped you, Apologies for the inconvenience in this case we can't update the brand name as per Amazon brand name policy.

Me

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These have been listed under deco art to stop people from being able to list the proct when you search for the product in add a product using the upc of the product this is the item that comes up which is correc tother than the fact that someone has tried to cheat the system by listing it under their own brand which is fine but then they should buy their own u;ppc codes

Pavithra

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In this case, we are requesting you to create the new listing for the product with the correct brand name

Me

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AQsking for the sku when the issue is that you cant list the item because the brand name is incorrect its not rocket science what it is is incompetence or just not giving a poopy.

Result as mentioned elsewhere you list elsewhere and move on as we have all experienced this in one form or another and know that trying to get it resolved is as per Mr Blackadder "like a broken pencil - pointless" so customer does not have satisfaction on amazon amazon dont make there 20% and miss out on sales and we have to sell the item elsewhere where it is easy to list and you have control over the advert.

When amazon works well its great when you have any issue its a waste of your time.

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me too- now leaving Amazon after 20 years. Had same vat no and address with HMRC for 45 yrs and 20 on Amazon. Not playing their games anymore.

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For the third time this year Amazon are threatening to deactivate my account unless I provide VAT registration details. I have already done this twice this year n my VAT details have been the same for over 20 years.

It is really wearing to have to be continually pestered by Amazon about VAT!

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Your system is so incredibly slow.

To list a new product on our own site or ebay takes me about 1 minute. With Amazon, it takes me over 10 minutes just to get the file uploaded, which can then take another 20-40 minutes before the upload is accepted (which may throw errors needing me to resubmit the feed), then it can take another 20 minutes before the individual ASINs show up in my inventory manager which, once they do, then takes me 20 more minutes to go into each one and add in the final details and the images.

It's a joke. There are times I'm just sitting there, waiting 45 seconds for the page to unfreeze or process that I've clicked in a box.

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It's one of the most frustrating situations in selling: a buyer opens an A-to-Z Guarantee claim, receives a full refund, and keeps your product. You're left out of pocket with no item returned. Sound familiar?

You're not alone — and there are steps you can take. Let's break down what's actually happening, what your rights are, and how to protect your account going forward.

🔍 Why does this happen?

The A-to-Z Guarantee exists to protect buyers when a transaction doesn't go as expected. When Amazon investigates a claim, the decision depends on evidence like:

  • Proof of delivery (tracking with signature confirmation)
  • Buyer-seller messaging history
  • Whether the seller responded within the required timeframe

If Amazon cannot confirm delivery to the buyer's satisfaction — even with basic tracking — the claim may be granted without requiring the buyer to return the item.

⚠️ The impact on your account

An A-to-Z claim that isn't denied counts towards your Order Defect Rate (ODR). Amazon requires sellers to maintain an ODR below 1% over a rolling 60-day period. Too many defects can trigger:

• Account health warnings

• Listing restrictions

• In severe cases, account deactivation

You can monitor this via your Account Health Dashboard in Seller Central.

✅ What you can do RIGHT NOW

1. Respond promptly — always: You have 48 hours to respond to Amazon's request for additional information. If you miss this window, the claim is automatically granted in the buyer's favour, your account is debited, and your ODR takes a hit.

2. Provide compelling evidence: If you used Buy Shipping and shipped on time, Amazon will cover delivery-related A-to-Z claims and they won't count against your ODR, no additional proof of delivery is required for this protection. If you did NOT use Buy Shipping, a carrier delivery scan alone may not be enough to win a claim. Strengthen your case with:

• Signature confirmation

• Photographic proof of delivery

• Proof of item weight matching the dispatched parcel

• Any buyer-seller messages acknowledging receipt

3. Appeal the decision: If a claim is granted and you believe it was unfair, you can appeal. Present new, relevant evidence not previously considered. Be factual, concise, and professional.

4. Request a return before refunding: If you choose to refund proactively, remember: you may request the buyer return the item before you process that refund. This is within your rights as a seller.

5. Report suspected buyer abuse: Amazon's systems evaluate buyer behaviour patterns. If you believe a buyer is abusing the A-to-Z process, report it through Seller Central by going to Performance > Account Health > Report Abuse and selecting the appropriate reason. Amazon does investigate repeat abusers.

🛡️ Prevent future claims — best practices

• Always use tracked delivery with signature confirmation for high-value items

• Communicate proactively with buyers about dispatch and delivery timelines

• Keep your messaging within Amazon's platform — off-platform comms aren't considered in disputes

• Set realistic delivery expectations in your listings

• Monitor your Account Health Dashboard weekly

📚 Helpful resources

A-to-Z Guarantee Claims help page

Order Defect Rate & Account Health

Appeal an A-to-Z Claim decision

Manage Returns settings

Account Health Dashboard

Report a Violation

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🔥 Unpopular opinion time

Here's a debate that divides sellers every time it comes up:

"Signature confirmation on every order is overkill — the cost eats into margins and most buyers are legitimate."

Others say:

"After losing £200+ to a claim I couldn't win, I'll never send anything without it again. Non-negotiable."

Where do you stand? And at what order value does signature confirmation become essential for you — £20? £50? £100+?

Drop your number and your reasoning below! 👇

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