Hi guys,

I’m an Amazon seller on the Italian marketplace and I’ve noticed something alarming: my FBA fulfillment fees alone (excluding referral fees) are consistently above 40% of my revenue.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

It feels extremely high, and I’m wondering: • Is this normal for sellers in the EU/Italy? • Are there effective ways to reduce fulfillment fees without compromising delivery speed or customer experience? • Would switching to FBM or a hybrid model make sense in this case?

Would really appreciate hearing your experience or tips if you’ve dealt with this kind of situation.

Thanks in advance!

Hi guys,

I’m an Amazon seller on the Italian marketplace and I’ve noticed something alarming: my FBA fulfillment fees alone (excluding referral fees) are consistently above 40% of my revenue.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

It feels extremely high, and I’m wondering: • Is this normal for sellers in the EU/Italy? • Are there effective ways to reduce fulfillment fees without compromising delivery speed or customer experience? • Would switching to FBM or a hybrid model make sense in this case?

Would really appreciate hearing your experience or tips if you’ve dealt with this kind of situation.

Thanks in advance!

I tried to make an account on swedish marketplace. My account was made in North America (I used swedish website…). I went into options and chosed to close account, since I didnt want to deal with America. So now I am stuck with registration pending in all places. When I chose any of the countries Im either send back to log in or to “we could not verify Your card”. screen. Amazon support said they cant help me if registration process is in not finished. And when I tried to lopg in to seller forum Im getting information that “This email is not associated with any accounts”. Any advice?

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I recently started selling on Amazon and I found a great price on a product at Target and when I looked up the product it looks like it’s only had 2 seller (1 a lot more recent the the other ) and I wasn’t sure if I should go ahead and buy the units . Would I even be approved if I requested to be able to sell?

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I’m trying to join 2 ASINs together in a variation family. The problem is that each ASIN has a different ‘Manufacturer’ listed in the listing. I own both of these ASINs/the brand. In the past, Amazon has told me the only way to fix this is to delete your listing, wait 24 hours, and then re-create it with the new ‘Manufacturer’. I don’t want to disrupt my sales, so is there any way to do this without delete the listing? Thanks in advance!

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