BeneFits
Junior Member
- Jul 6, 2020
- 106
- 59
Old news...
You will see this as soon as you do some research on Amazon FBA...
Nothing new
Nothing unexpected
Take this into account when calculating your profit margins
Entrepreneurs with physical stores have to deal with theft...
This is just the 'internet equivalent'... Some people are dishonest... And Amazon takes the easy way out and pushes it onto the sellers...
You can dispute the decision with Amazon or just take the hit and move on...
You will see this as soon as you do some research on Amazon FBA...
Nothing new
Nothing unexpected
Take this into account when calculating your profit margins
Entrepreneurs with physical stores have to deal with theft...
This is just the 'internet equivalent'... Some people are dishonest... And Amazon takes the easy way out and pushes it onto the sellers...
You can dispute the decision with Amazon or just take the hit and move on...
GoogleDude
Senior Member
- Mar 7, 2014
- 846
- 159
Yeap its normal and part of eCommerce. Even if it wasn't amazon but your own website. People will write bad reviews and try to destroy your reputation that will make you lose sales. Either you gave them money back or you have to live with those feedback 
Its part of the game
Its part of the game
- Mar 22, 2013
- 6,272
- 10,983
Wait a minute, you do FBA, Amazon fails to deliver and you have to pay?
I always thought it is Amazon's responsibility to make sure the customers receive the goods if you are doing fulfillment by Amazon. I mean, you have nothing to do with the delivery or logistics.
I always thought it is Amazon's responsibility to make sure the customers receive the goods if you are doing fulfillment by Amazon. I mean, you have nothing to do with the delivery or logistics.
You my good man have been a victim of SE (social engineering) Refund blackhat method. The real crooks in all of this is Amazon, Because They've just pushed the liability on to your shoulders. As if you're not spending enough trying to advertise their damn products. Sucks i know, buck up, learn from this and move on
I could tell stories over stories from my time as an Amazon seller. Any responsibility will be pushed onto you, as a seller. It seriously does not matter whose fault it is, in the end, you always have to pay for it. Sometimes you can get lucky after having them on the phone. But in general, everything that involves the customer is a totally different category for Amazon.
In short: Amazon is the boss, you are nothing.
In short: Amazon is the boss, you are nothing.
wideweb
Newbie
- Jan 19, 2010
- 38
- 6
Amazon did something similar to me. A customer of mine bought a drone. 3 months later, they said the drone is damaged that they want to return it. The return policy am aware of is 30 days. While I was still doing the back and fort the the customer. Amazon refunded them. I lost $350.
I was very angry. Closed my store and moved to Ebay. Cannot stand amazon. It is good for buyers not for sellers
I was very angry. Closed my store and moved to Ebay. Cannot stand amazon. It is good for buyers not for sellers
planck
Regular Member
- Mar 27, 2015
- 258
- 58
You should consider leaving Amazon.
There are lot's of other affiliate programs out there.
Hubba
Elite Member
- Feb 6, 2010
- 1,994
- 1,084
Battled with them for years then cut the cord. I hope Amazon goes tits up.
Black Belt Spodermen
Elite Member
- Jan 18, 2016
- 2,803
- 1,684
Same happened to me many times due to which I left seller account
