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I've long been an advocate for Royal Mail; the oft reported issues with delays and lost post was something I wasn't seeing, until November last year when the wheels came off.

Initially just thought it's because of the Xmas volume but it has persisted into this year.

My problem is I hover around 20 orders a fortnight, the point where OTDR will be acted upon by Amazon, so can't water down the late deliveries with volume.

Have switched lower value letterbox friendly sized orders with courier friendly addresses to Evri, which is working remarkably well.

Tracked 24 and international orders currently seem to be unaffected.

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I have reported a company/ competitor that is using QR codes to manipulate reviews and bribe customers to buy from a site other than Amazon. However, there is no option to add images, and no one has asked me for any. They were taken down temporarily, but I bought the product again after they came back on to check, and the QR and review solicitation were still there. I also reported their duplicate listings to evade bad reviews, and they WERE removed. I don't understand why Amazon doesn't seem interested in the QR codes taking customers off Amazon and soliciting reviews. It is a very obvious manipulation; all you have to do is scan the QR, and it takes you right to a link offering 50% off or free merchandise for a review on Amazon. Does anyone have any insight into this? Maybe I did something wrong in the reporting?

*I am posting from an account for a completely different company I work for because I don't want the competitor to see it was me, as I don't trust them not to sabotage my account, as they clearly have no regard for policy.

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Hello Amazon Seller Support Team and Community,

I am writing to respectfully request a manual review for my case 12670488262. My previous appeal was rejected, and I believe it may have been handled automatically without full review of the provided evidence.

Product Information:

This is a 200-piece UK Prop Money set (£5, £10, £20, £50) designed strictly as novelty prop notes for film, TV, photography, movie props, magic tricks, and entertainment use only. It is clearly marked as Not Legal Tender.

Key Compliance Details:

Printed on one side only (the reverse side is completely blank white paper).

Physical size is 25% larger than genuine Bank of England notes (ruler measurement photos attached).

Every note is prominently overprinted with "NOT REAL CURRENCY", "COPY", "MOTION PROPS USE ONLY" and other obvious disclaimers.

No security features that could be mistaken for real currency.

Fully compliant with official Bank of England reproduction guidelines.

Supporting documents attached to this case:

High-resolution photos with ruler showing size and single-sided printing

Close-up photos of all disclaimer texts

Similar prop money products are currently selling on Amazon.co.uk. My product follows the same compliant standards and is intended solely for legitimate entertainment and prop use.

I kindly request a human specialist to manually review Case 12670488262. I am fully committed to complying with all policies and am happy to make any additional changes if required.

Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to your help in resolving this matter.

Best regards

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Can anyone offer some guidance on this situation?

I'm a U.S. seller, but when I first started selling on Amazon about six years ago, I accidentally signed up for a Global Selling account. I never actually used any of the international marketplaces and honestly forgot they even existed.

Earlier this year, I received a request to verify my UK seller account. Since I had completely forgotten about it, I assumed the message was a scam and didn't respond. As a result, my U.S. seller account was eventually deactivated.

As soon as I realized the issue, I completed the UK account verification on May 5th. However, since then I haven't received any updates regarding the reactivation of my U.S. account.

More recently, someone from Amazon UK advised me to contact Seller Support. When I did, Seller Support responded that they were unable to assist because they did not have ownership of the case.

To prevent any further confusion, I have since placed the UK account and all other international accounts into Vacation Mode.

At this point, I'm not sure what steps to take next. Has anyone experienced something similar, or can anyone suggest who I should contact to get this resolved?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Hello,

We have received your inquiry, but we cannot provide support on this matter.

Why is this happening?

We cannot provide support on this matter because your request is not related to the verification of the seller identity or related processes.

We're here to help

To learn more about selling on Amazon, go to "Help for Amazon Sellers":

The Seller Identity Verification team

Thank you for selling with Amazon.

Na B.

Amazon.co.uk Seller Support

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Sent: Jun 03, 2026 20:17:55

Subject: RE:[CASE 12663795682] I have a question about my account or need help with an appeal.

Hello HoopBoot, LLC,

This is Vanasha from Amazon's Account Health Support.

I understand you are reaching out because your account has been deactivated due to verification, and that you have already completed the identity verification process. I can see how frustrating this must be, especially when you've already taken steps to resolve the issue. I appreciate your patience while we work through this together.

After reviewing your account, I can confirm that your identity verification has been successfully completed. However, your account also requires an additional account verification step to be completed. This particular verification is managed by our dedicated Selling Partner Support team, and they will be able to guide you through the remaining steps.

I will be transferring your case to our Selling Partner Support team for further assistance with the account verification process. Once their review is complete, they will send you a notification with next steps. Please allow our team to complete the review of your information before submitting another case.

Thank you for selling with Amazon,

Vanasha

Amazon.com Account Health Support

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To contact us again about this issue, please use the Contact Us form in Seller Central using the following link:

https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/cu/case-dashboard/view-case?caseID=12663795682

Please note: this e-mail was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming e-mail. Please do not reply to this message.

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Sent: Jun 03, 2026 13:59:33

To: account-health-post-enforcement-support@amazon.co.uk

Subject: I have a question about my account or need help with an appeal.

I have already completed the verification and I have learned that I accidentally selected the sell globally option and I was not aware to complete the verification.

Now my account is deactivated because I didn't complete the verification.

A second review has been raised and the KYC team mentioned to contact Selling Partner support team to request steps to address the issue.

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First of all, I would like to state that this order was dispatched on time and delivered 2 days earlier than the estimated delivery date.

The customer appears to have attempted to obtain a free exchange of the hoodie. When we refused this, the customer damaged our item and returned it back to us.

We have provided all evidence, including photos taken before dispatch, proof that the item was brand new, and the customer’s own damage photos. The photos supplied by the customer clearly show a hoodie that looks approximately 6 to 10 months old. However, after we made it clear that we had evidence, the customer returned our actual product back to us instead.

Anyone who properly reviews the full message history and evidence will clearly understand what happened and who is correct.

Because of the evidence, we refunded only 1% of the order value, as Amazon does not allow a 100% deduction in the return refund process. The customer then opened an A-to-z Guarantee claim. Unfortunately, as usual, the claim was granted without properly checking the evidence, and ODR was incorrectly applied to our account.

This is extremely frustrating. The A-to-z team must properly review seller evidence before making decisions that directly damage our business. Please recheck the full evidence, remove the incorrect ODR impact, and reverse this wrong decision.

25 Apr 2026 19:33

Dear Amazon Seller,

This is Amazon’s Customer Service team. A customer reached out to us with some questions about a purchase they made from you. Here’s a description of the issue:

Return requested: No

Reason for contact: Item have burnt hole in it so please issue refund without returning the item

Please respond to this request within 48 hours.

Thanks,

Amazon Customer Service

25 Apr 2026 19:45

Hi Joshua,

Thank you for your message.

We’re sorry to hear about the issue reported.

To properly assess this, we kindly ask you to provide clear photos from multiple angles, including:

The outer packaging

The product itself

Close-up images of the reported damage (burnt area)

Any internal packaging

This helps us fully understand the situation and take appropriate action.

Please note, in line with our return policy, we do not offer returnless refunds. If the item is confirmed to be faulty or damaged, it will need to be returned to us for inspection before a refund can be processed.

Once we receive the requested photos, we will guide you through the next steps.

Kind regards

25 Apr 2026 19:55

There is a whole at the top the logos are coming off, it’s smells of fire and the white has dirt marks on it

25 Apr 2026 19:56

Please send me a good quality one

25 Apr 2026 19:57

It’s very selfish what you done with the ability since it’s a present, don’t try and scam me. You clearly send a 2nd hand one to me.

25 Apr 2026 20:19

Dear Joshua,

Thank you for the photos.

We are sorry to hear that you are unhappy with the condition of the item. However, we must be very clear that we do not send used or second-hand items. This item was purchased as new before dispatch, and we also hold the purchase invoice and dispatch evidence confirming this.

We understand your frustration, especially as you mentioned this was intended as a present, but please keep the communication respectful. We are a serious business and we will review this matter properly with Amazon using the photos you provided and our own evidence.

As explained, we do not offer returnless refunds or replacements without the item being returned first. Please return the item through the normal Amazon return process. Once the item is received back and inspected, we will process the refund or replacement according to Amazon policy and the condition of the returned item.

Kind regards

25 Apr 2026 21:05

Your quiet clearly not a professional bussiness sending used items out as new,

I’ll send it back and Amazon are also investigating. It’s a scam

25 Apr 2026 21:12

Hi Joshua,

Thank you for your message.

We would like to clearly state that we do not sell or dispatch second-hand items. All products we supply are brand new and sourced through verified channels. This is standard practice across Amazon, as any used or returned items would not be resold as new.

We understand your concerns, however we kindly ask that communication remains respectful while we work towards resolving this matter.

As previously advised, please proceed with the official return process. Once the item is received and inspected, we will take the appropriate action in line with Amazon policies.

Kind regards

25 Apr 2026 21:13

We have already opened a case with Amazon and provided our purchase invoice and full dispatch records for their review. We are fully cooperating with Amazon to ensure this matter is investigated properly.

25 Apr 2026 22:32

Yeah you can provide all that but the evidence still stands it was delivered today at 6pm and photos taken at 6:10pm to show the damage you ruined a birthday present with this second hand item

It will come back to you Monday

Thanks again for ruining someone’s day with this scam

25 Apr 2026 22:39

Hi Joshua,

You are purchasing through the Amazon platform, where you always have the option to return an item if you change your mind or are not satisfied with it.

No seller on this platform would send a second-hand item and expect a customer to accept it, as this would simply result in a return. It is not a logical or sustainable way to operate.

As mentioned before, we have an invoice confirming that your item was purchased as brand new. We do not open or inspect the internal contents of sealed products; we check the external labels and dispatch them directly to customers.

Therefore, the suggestion that we are intentionally sending used items is not correct or professional.

Please proceed with the return through Amazon, and once we receive the item, we will inspect it and resolve the matter accordingly.

Kind regards

3 May 2026 08:10

It was defiantly second hand don’t try and mug me off, the item was posted back yesterday.

Please return my money, my grandads friend Brian Olsavsky who’s the CFO is looking into it now

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Hi Joshua,

We acknowledge your message.

As previously explained, all items we dispatch are brand new and sourced through verified supply channels. We do not sell or dispatch second-hand products under any circumstances.

You have confirmed that the item has now been returned. Once the return is delivered to us, it will be inspected in line with Amazon’s return policy. After inspection, the appropriate outcome will be processed, whether that is a refund or otherwise, depending on the condition of the returned item.

At this stage, a refund cannot be issued before the item is physically received and checked.

We also ask that communication remains respectful. We are handling this matter in full compliance with Amazon policy and will continue to cooperate with any review.

Kind regards

6 May 2026 01:04

Hi Joshua,

We have now received and fully inspected the returned item.

We need to be very clear. The photos you sent before returning the item do not match the returned item we received.

In your original photos:

The item appears visibly used and worn

The print/pattern appears faded and aged

The hole appears larger and different in shape

The condition shown is not consistent with a brand-new item

The item returned to us is our product, but the damage is different from the photos you provided. The hole on the returned item is smaller and does not match the original damage shown in your photos.

This means the photos you originally provided were not a true representation of the item returned to us.

Also, your original claim was that the item had a “burnt hole.” We have inspected the returned item and there is no burn smell, no fire smell, no melting, and no evidence of heat damage. The damage is a tear, not a burn.

We have supplier invoice and dispatch evidence confirming the item was sent brand new and unopened.

After we refused a refund without return, the item returned to us now has damage in a similar area, but it does not match the photos you originally sent. This is a serious inconsistency.

We have already sent all evidence to Amazon, including:

Your original photos

Our inspection photos

Full message history

Supplier invoice proving the item was brand new

Amazon has confirmed that no refund has been issued and that the refund decision is at our discretion.

Because the returned item is damaged, not in original condition, and not resalable, we will not be issuing a refund.

This case will also be reported to Amazon due to the inconsistent evidence and return condition.

Kind regards

6 May 2026 06:10

Dear Amazon Seller,

This is Amazon’s Customer Service team. A customer reached out to us with some questions about a purchase they made from you. Here’s a description of the issue:

Product:

Order number:

Return requested: No

Reason for contact: Please kindly help the cx with the full refund and also the return postage refund

Please respond to this request within 48 hours.

Thanks,

Amazon Customer Service

6 May 2026 08:40

Hello Amazon,

We have already submitted all evidence, including supplier invoice, buyer photos, inspection photos, and full buyer-seller message history, to both Amazon Customer Support and the A-to-Z team for review.

From our side, we have followed Amazon policy correctly at every stage:

* Item was dispatched brand new and unopened

* Returnless refund request was refused in line with policy

* Return was accepted for inspection

* Full inspection was completed upon receipt

At this stage, due to the inconsistencies identified and the returned item being damaged and not resalable, we do not agree to issue a refund or return postage reimbursement.

We will now wait for Amazon’s final review and decision based on all evidence already provided.

Kind regards

6 May 2026 22:14

Please don’t refund 36p please refund the full amount £36 and postage

6 May 2026 22:30

Hi Joshua,

We need clarification regarding the differences between the photos you originally sent and the item returned to us.

In your original photos:

- The hole appeared much larger

- The print/pattern looked faded and heavily worn

- You described it as burnt and smelling of fire

However, the returned item:

- Has a smaller tear in a different shape

- Appears in much newer condition

- Shows no burn marks, melting, or fire smell

Can you please explain why the item in the original photos does not match the item returned to us?

Kind regards

8 May 2026 19:16

Could you also resend me the postage fee please

8 May 2026 19:29

Hi Joshua,

We have already asked you to clarify the serious inconsistency between the photos you originally sent and the item returned to us, but you have not answered this question.

Regarding the postage fee, please clarify what postage fee you are referring to. As far as we can see, the return was processed through Amazon and a free return label was provided. We have not received any evidence that you personally paid any return postage cost.

If you believe you paid a separate postage fee, please provide proof of payment showing the amount paid, the date, and the tracking/reference number.

Kind regards

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How is this even allowed Amazon ?
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As a seller on Amazon I have to totally abide by all of the rules, which I understand is a condition of selling.

But does it not seem that some sellers get away with allsorts and murder ? and even when reported nothing happens ?

The case point I will make is that I bought a product recently and it was really bad, it was supposed to be a silent product, but it really wasnt, that was the selling point. So I left an honest review.

Within a day the seller had emailed me telling me if I removed the review and returned the item I would be refunded. But I had already packed it up and returned it and was being refunded anyway.

I then had a series of emails from them trying to get rid of the review. So No pressure then ? before waking up today to an email offering me a free product to try again and £20 if I remove my review.

This is as bad as fake reviews amazon, people buying off bad reviews. How does that enhance the customer experience ? if 200 people leave negative reviews and they are all bought off that creates a false impression for everyone else and obliterates customer trust.

Good or bad, reviews serve a purpose. We may not always like them, but buying them off is wrong !!!!!!

Thats not even to say the ones still offering money or products for free for leaving reviews, its mad. 60 per cent of all products I buy from Amazon from sellers not based in the UK come with a card, (sent from amazon warehouse no less !!!!!! ) and it will say, please register for your free warranty and received upto £15 back.

This is a funnel, to then offer you a full refund if you leave a five star review, and dont mention you got it for free and the worst part is, you report them and they are allowed to continue. How is that right ?

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I've came the other way as to be quite honest Ebay's fees were becoming a joke, It was gettng to the stage where on a £20 sale I was coming out with less than £10, then less than £8 after postage

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Absolute waffle.... ebay seller of 20+ Years here. The maximum you would pay ranges between 7% -13% maximum, pets being the most expensive.

Dont include postage or Promoted listings (Advertising) in this figure as that would be a rookie mistake.

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I sell postage stamps. I buy in sheets of 50 or 100 and then break them down to sell in smaller quantities. Amazon deactivated my account because they say my invoices I uploaded to get brand approval don't show purchases of 12 stamps, they only show higher quantities like 50 or 100. I've spent over 3 weeks trying to resolve and Amazon keep asking for invoices showing 12 stamps which is impossible and Royal Mail don't sell in multiples of 12. I've had countless conversations and even my Amazon account manager is baffled by their decision which is also meaning the £900 before my account was deactivated (after 3 days) has been with held and they say they don't pay me my money until I show invoices. Its complete and utter madness. Any advice gratefully received.

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[Rant/Discussion] The most absurd A-to-z INR scam: Buyer used a 3-year-old photo to claim "Not my door," and Amazon instantly refunded them!

Fellow sellers,

I am writing this out of sheer frustration, disbelief, and a profound concern for the survival of honest businesses on this platform. Yesterday, we fell victim to a textbook, highly calculated Item Not Received (INR) scam on the UK marketplace. What makes my blood boil isn’t just the scammer’s boldness, but how Amazon’s A-to-z investigators blindly handed over our hard-earned money to a fraudster, completely ignoring explicit policies and cold, hard technical data.

🚨 The Setup: A Highly Cultivated Return/Refund Loop

We sell customized, non-resellable emotional memorial items. The buyer, Anthony, ordered two porcelain photos. From the moment the package arrived, his communication path followed a flawless, rehearsed script designed to manipulate the system:

The Intimidation Stage: Right after delivery, he claimed his "CCTV proved no courier ever arrived all day," demanding instant photo proof of delivery.

The Emotional Leverage Stage: He then placed an artificial time limit, claiming he desperately needed them for a long-distance trip to his grandparents’ grave on June 5th, weaponizing sympathy to force a hasty refund.

The Pivot Stage: Once we provided the official Royal Mail delivery image showing the package left in his designated Safeplace, he instantly abandoned the "No courier arrived" narrative. He quickly shifted to: "That is not my front door." To "prove" this, he uploaded a picture of a pristine blue door.

❌ The Fatal Flaws: The Buyer Forgot We Can Read Metadata

The buyer assumed we are fools, but his own "evidence" completely exposed his fraud.

The 3-Year-Old Alibi: Look closely at the top of the screenshot the buyer sent us of his "real front door." It explicitly says: "15 Feb 2023, 08:50 • Home". The scammer literally dug up a 3-year-old historical mobile photo of an inner private door to try and deny a verified, communal Safeplace delivery from May 2026!

Bulletproof Hardware GPS: Royal Mail’s tracking hardware locked down the coordinates at the exact second of the scan: 51.595292° N, -0.0652773° W. When mapped, it lands directly within the geometry of his roof at 12 Seymour Avenue, London.

Official Carrier Stamped POD: We immediately contacted our logistics provider (YunExpress in partnership with Royal Mail) and obtained a corporate, officially stamped Proof of Delivery (POD) letter certifying successful delivery to that exact legal address on May 13th.

🤯 The Reality? Amazon Granted the A-to-z Claim Instantly!

Here is the absolute kicker: We strictly followed every single platform policy and purchased our label via Amazon Buy Shipping. According to Amazon’s global and UK-specific policies, if a seller uses Buy Shipping and tracking shows delivered, the seller must be 100% protected against INR claims. Yet, the A-to-z investigator chose to side with a buyer waving a 3-year-old photo over an officially stamped carrier document and hardware-locked GPS satellite data.

🗣️ A Direct Question to Amazon Management: How Are We Supposed to Survive?

This is no longer a standard customer service dispute. This is a glaring example of platform investigators abusing their authority, bypassing written policy, and acting as an enabling shield for bad actors to systematically bleed small businesses dry.

We are left deeply unnerved and asking ourselves:

If a Stamped Corporate POD + Live GPS Map + Amazon Buy Shipping cannot protect a seller, what on earth can?

If any buyer can get a free premium item simply by digging up an old camera roll photo from years ago and claiming "not my house," how is anyone supposed to run a profitable business here?

This absurd leniency is ruining the marketplace ecosystem, driving out honest sellers, and actively breeding a community of professional digital shoplifters.

We have officially compiled our 2-page combined English PDF (including the stamped corporate POD, full scanning logs, and the satellite radar delivery map) and submitted a formal A-to-z Appeal. We have also reported the buyer to UK Action Fraud (National Fraud & Cyber Crime Reporting Centre) and flag-marked the account for INR claim abuse.

Has anyone else noticed a massive surge in this specific "Not my doorstep/Safeplace" loop in the UK recently? Is Buy Shipping's protection policy being completely overridden by automated bots or careless investigators?

Let’s get this post in front of the Community Managers. We deserve a marketplace where hard evidence actually matters.

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