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Normally it takes 48 hours, but its taking time more than usual. Are the other blogpost from the same blog indexed?

Hi Welcome to the forum. What do you need guidance on?

After crossing the sales threshold of £85000 in UK. You will have to register for VAT. After giving VAT number in seller central, Amazon will automatically deduct VAT from each and every sales

Yeah, FBA is better if you do not want to take headache. You will have to set your pricing after calculating your sourcing + labelling cost + ship to Amazon + FBA pick pack fee + Referral Fee

The FatKidDeals is an old account . They are not posting each and every post with Amazon affiliate link

First research about PPC and increase your knowledge then you will be in a better position to hire some PPC expert.

As a new seller is FBA is best choice. Pick pack and ship & support is Amazon's responsibility.

FBM is fulfill by Merchant. In this model you will have to pick pack and ship your order and also you will have to provide support by yourself in this model

In Online Arbitrage you buy some stock usually 6-12 units or more and sell it through Amazon

Definitely FBA is better and more reliable. Your Amazon account is at risk when you are doing drop shipping. If Amazon detects that you are doing drop shipping, they will suspend account and freeze funds.

After getting VAT number and putting it in seller account setting properly, Amazon will directly deduct VAT on every sales.

£25 is subscription fee. Amazon will charge 15.3% fee on every sales. Some categories its lower than 15.3%. If you do FBA (fulfilment by Amazon) then Amazon will also charge FBA pick pack fee and storage fees.

You can apply for VAT registration through HMRC site after your sales crossed 85000 threshold in 12 months. After getting VAT number you must put in in your Amazon seller account

Yes, You are right

Could you please provide samples