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I write books to sell on Amazon. At first it was just a hobby, but I published 2 kids books that I am quite happy with so I signed up for amazon ads. My sales suddenly blew up - from selling £0.00 to getting £106.00 in sales. This might sound like a lot, but when I checked my KDP Report, it worked out at about 12 books sold. Royalties aren't much on kids books when you take the printing costs off, it worked out at about £18.00 profit. The ads cost me roughly £40

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This may also be a review-tool design issue.

The maths is simple: 4 boxes × 12 packs = 48 packs.

The problem may be that the review UI only captures “invoice quantity = 4,” without a separate field for “box contains 12 retail packs.” If the tool compares 4 against 40, the invoice looks insufficient even though the converted quantity is 48.

So this may need forwarding to the internal team responsible for invoice-review tooling / Account Health evidence evaluation, not just ordinary Seller Support.

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Support bot confession: Round 3

This does not look like an authenticity failure. It looks like a unit-conversion failure disguised as an invoice rejection.

If the wholesaler sells incense in boxes of 12 packs, then 4 boxes = 48 retail packs.

If the seller sold 40 packs, the quantity may be sufficient — but only if Amazon reviews the invoice using the correct unit of measure.

The key question is not “does the seller have invoices?”

The key question is:

Did Amazon count 4 boxes as 4 units, or as 48 retail packs?

That is the review issue.

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UPS Inbound fees higher than usual is this normal?
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Spoken to a few other sellers who are all paying less than me when it comes to UPS partnered rates on amazon for inbound shipments wondering what others are paying for a 20-23kg Parcel atm, mine is £6.28 for a parcel that is 21.8kg & 40 x 60 x 50

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The problem with this is that it all falls apart once you have to deal with Seller Support. I sell, among other things, incense packs which come in a box of 12 packs from the wholesaler. On the invoice it says 1 box (sometimes it adds 12 packs, but not very often). When I have to prove authenticity to seller support, they always reject the invoices, if I sold 40 packs they want to see 40 boxes, while 4 boxes would be 48 packs, more than enough. Sometimes I manage to convince them, but I have had violations that I haven't managed to clear yet. With authentic products and invoices. It's a lot of work and stress for a sole trader.

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In the last few days, it feels like Amazon has started prioritising price far more aggressively than delivery speed when awarding the Featured Offer.

As an FBA seller, one of the main advantages used to be faster shipping. In many cases, that seemed to justify being a few pounds higher than slower offers. Recently, though, I’m seeing the opposite. Even when my offer is FBA and another seller’s delivery is slower, I’m still losing the Buy Box over differences as small as 40–50 pence.

If this is really how the system is working now, it seems to remove one of the main advantages of using FBA in the first place. FBA is already becoming harder and harder to justify because of reimbursement problems, poor packaging, high return rates, and rising fees. If faster delivery no longer gives sellers a meaningful advantage, then what exactly is the point of paying for FBA?

Has anyone else noticed the same change recently?

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I have 40 days left, but apparently this would only effect the Poland account as UK account has been verified and is "healthy".

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I can understand that the account can be not fully verified, so I think AMAZON could be able to just tell us clearly what they need..... because ALL they asked, we answered.

The advice to change our account was given from an AMAZON SELLER SUPPORT, so its not my fault that the action I took was wrong. I just trust the information they gave us.

I use to work 100% clear, and leave an open account risking to have problems in the future with so many AMZ rules changing, thats not an option for me.

You just said that a seller support gave me a wrong advice. How can I leave a dormant account and trust I wont have problems?

I hope Amazon can tell us what they really need from us, because I start to think even them dont know it and just want us to be here for a long term.

For two times AMZ Identity verification person was not there in the time we scheduled. We were there for 40 min waiting, and no one appear in the call.

So, amazon just dont treat sellers properly. Sorry.

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Hello nice people,

Maybe this is a bit of a niche situation but be patient with the me please.

So we currently build & book pallets for FBA as Less Than Full Truck (FTL) and send them to whatever FC Amazon decides. What I would like to do is to be able to prepare multiple pallets (assorted ASINs) and then somehow convince Amazon to send them to the same FC using Amazon Freight FTL, so between 11 to 23 pallets in a single truck. I know how to book an FTL on Freight portal but all the pallets needs to go to a single FC while during the creation in the seller central they are allocated all over the place between 3 or 4 different FC.

If you are maybe asking why I want to do this is because of the cost. A full truck (FTL) sent to a regional to us FC cost maybe £250 (up to 23 pallets) while a single pallet (LTL) is anywhere between £40 to £70 each.

So if you have any experience with FBA shipments and FTL program please let me know, I'm all ears. :-)

Ty, Paul

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Hi jfmamj,

This has been happening for some time in Books where "Listings deactivated due to suspected pricing errors" is matching the current price of a used book with the original cover price from 40 or more years ago.

There have been a lot of threads and comments about this, over many months, but without any resolution

Many of these suppressed books are still being offered by the Bulk Book Merchants, but cannot be listed by the smaller merchants

Hope this adds perspective

Brian

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