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Used Books Seller Approval
by Seller_19xPhE8YgkmxW

Hi Number_6,

The difficulty is that one cannot rely on the grading of many of the bulk sellers - I have bought a 'Very Good' book before now and found the covers torn, felt pen marking and many other faults...

When the value of a book is so reliant on its condition, a £3.50 copy may only be worth £3.50, but a £50 copy of the same book may be worth exactly that as the condition becomes the main aspect of the rarity

Buying from the Big sellers can be a roulette where you cannot be sure whether the book you buy is going to be worth £3.50 or £50

Customers who are disappointed often, stop buying as they cannot distinguish between the apparently vast number of sellers (many of whom may be connected)

Rant over

Brian

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I think it's because the megas all use similar auto-pricing software to undercut each other.

If a title is not rare and not in great demand, prices will quickly plummet to the lowest the megas can go without actually losing money (which usually means around the £3.50 mark with free postage). Even then, I daresay they do lose money in absolute terms on big heavy books that require more than just stuffing into a polybag.

The options for smaller sellers are to list at a higher but sensible price and wait it out or...sell elsewhere and/or give the books away.

I have spent most of today checking books listed 10+ years that haven't sold. They include titles that I have sold for £50 in the past but now have multiple offers below £3.50 including postage.

I'm not prepared to wait it out any longer as storage space is finite... so off to charity (or landfill...) they go. :-(

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Hi all,

I’m hoping a moderator can step in here as I’m not getting anywhere through Seller Support.

Since mid-February, I’ve had an ongoing issue where TWO asin's are repeatedly flagged for “competitive pricing,” reinstated after review, and then flagged again within days. This cycle has now happened multiple times with no permanent resolution.

The main issue seems to be that Seller Support and the internal team are not grasping the core problem. For example:

* I sell an item at **£2.99**

* Amazon is suggesting a competitive price of **£1.62**

* My FBA fulfilment fee alone is around **£1.75 (excluding VAT)**

That means I would be making an **instant loss on every sale**, before even factoring in the product cost itself.

Despite this being clearly explained multiple times, I keep receiving the same response stating that the price is based on a “recently observed price at another reputable retailer.”

This is simply not true within the UK marketplace.

I have also provided proof, including links to reputable UK retailers selling similar products at significantly higher prices, as well as examples of other sellers on Amazon UK selling comparable products at much higher prices. This evidence does not seem to be taken into account.

The products in question cannot be purchased anywhere in the UK at or near the price being suggested. The only places you might see pricing remotely close would be platforms like Temu or Shein, which are not comparable to UK-based FBA offers in terms of fulfilment, VAT, or customer experience.

It’s also important to highlight that nearly all UK retailers charge separate shipping fees, whereas my FBA listings include **free shipping**, meaning the comparison is not like-for-like in terms of total cost to the customer.

I am also aware from reading these forums that many other sellers are experiencing the same issue and receiving similar responses, which suggests this may be a wider system problem rather than an isolated case.

At this point, I feel as though the issue is not being properly investigated and that I am receiving repeated generic responses rather than a meaningful review of the evidence provided.

I also question how this aligns with Amazon’s Fair Pricing Policy. It does not seem reasonable or commercially viable to expect sellers to match pricing that results in a guaranteed loss. If this pricing is genuinely considered “competitive,” then it raises the question of whether products like this can realistically be sold on Amazon at all under FBA, as the cost structure simply does not support it.

It is also worth noting that it is almost impossible to find any FBA product on Amazon UK selling at prices as low as those being suggested. If this were genuinely the market standard, then the Amazon Prime model itself would not be sustainable, as sellers would consistently be operating at a loss.

For reference:

* **ASIN 1 latest case ID:** 12350422242

* **ASIN 2 latest case ID:** 12366620712

This is now becoming a serious financial issue for me:

* I was previously selling **50+ units per day per ASIN**, now sales are effectively zero

* I have over **700 units in FBA for one ASIN** and **400+ for another**

* I cannot sell at the suggested price without making a loss

* If I create a removal order, I also incur a loss

* I am now also incurring ongoing storage fees

This situation is not sustainable and is having a significant impact on my business.

At this point, it feels like a system-level issue with how external pricing is being sourced or applied, rather than anything seller-side.

Given that this has already been reviewed multiple times by Seller Support and internal teams without resolution, I would appreciate if a moderator could escalate this to a more senior or specialised team for a proper investigation.

@Seller_DNQGSsdC7DccM @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_j9Bd91CW3ZVpr @Seller_fgtTzyHQfOM1x @Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN @Seller_Huz6FT08OxHAR @Seller_hnDMgUKxMh1V4 @Seller_lmwzklfLOK2Ob @Seller_lmwzklfLOK2Ob @Seller_l7Jtck9jxnEA0 Or any other moderator seeing this.

Thanks

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Yes, I was just making the point that Amazon's 'low prices' are not always what they seem.

In books I frequently get offers removed for high pricing violations because Amazon has a phantom copy listed at the original cover price from 50 years ago with an estimated delivery window of 6 months or more.

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one thing your forgot to mention is that is very important is that you have to pay the vat as well

on the import when it arrives in the country so example the vat on German imports is 19%

(5k stock you pay 950 as soon as it lands in the country ) yes you can claim back but can take months to get the return

( Germany is the biggest amazon market in Europe )

then vat is charged on every sale so you have to increases your price

to make profit and you have to pay a accountant in the country ( Germany example ) 50 euros a month to do your vat returns

so just make sure you do a lot of research before you expand in to Europe and have a least id say 5 -10k

in reserve money to fund it while your just starting off to cover the up front cost before you start getting your vat returns to cover the expenses

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Amazon seem far too quick to give refunds away. I understand if there’s a genuine issue, but they need to be transparent about why they are refunding your money.

I had an incident similar to this where Amazon refunded £50. When I looked into it, the order had been placed 6 months earlier and then cancelled within a few hours — yet they still issued a gesture payment 6 months later. I never received a straight answer as to why.

In my opinion, it feels like the system can be abused, or decisions are being made without properly reviewing the facts.

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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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A-to-Z Appeals Made Simple
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Dear Joey,

It’s encouraging to see you commenting on what is arguably the most challenging subject for sellers.

If there is a genuine intention to improve the system, I believe it is important to take on board insights from those of us who have been in business for nearly 50 years. From that perspective, I would strongly suggest reconsidering the current heavy reliance on AI-driven case handling and the A–Z claims process, as well as the effectiveness of seller support in this area.

When a seller appeals an A–Z decision, there should first and foremost be a meaningful opportunity to be heard. Sellers should have access to a live chat or direct communication channel with staff who are specifically part of the A–Z claims team, rather than being routed through generic support.

What is particularly demoralising is when a seller has clear evidence that a buyer is misleading or acting dishonestly, and yet the system appears to move too quickly to side with the claim without proper engagement with that evidence. After carefully assembling and presenting a case—often through significant time and effort—the response can feel like a standardised rejection that does not reflect the specifics of the situation.

This process leaves many long-standing, honest sellers feeling unheard and unsupported. If the goal is a fair and trusted marketplace, then the appeal process needs to be more transparent, more human, and more responsive to evidence.

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We have had lots of inventory returned due to the excessive charges for storage! Trouble is about 50% of the goods returned are unsellable! They are only car stickers but the envelopes are bent ,torn or folded!! Tatty and generally in a terrible state!

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buyer says an item on amazon was not delivered but tracking says it was and there is a photo to prove it being handed to someone in the house with a map and date which I sent to the buyer the address on the label was also correct. The item: a record cost £15 but is hard to replace and other copies are for sale for £50+ which is too high to get a quicker sale. The courier was bought via parcel2go so if they delivered it to the wrong house can it be proven? And is it a case of a cheapskate buyer trying to get something for nothing. The buyer only paid £1.26 for shipping so I cant charge more for signature parcel post

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