I had an amazon seller wanting my order number to manually refund me. They did, but they ended up refunding me more than the amount of the item and seemed to have included the other items unrelated that were in that same order. (yes I accounted for taxes and shipping)

So when we provide an order number to a seller what can they see ? do they just see a total price paid that will include other random items ? or can they see what is specifically their item that they sell?

Is there any way they can tie it up to a specific order from their seller account and verify the amount? Seems odd they over refunded me or something I don’t know

I had an amazon seller wanting my order number to manually refund me. They did, but they ended up refunding me more than the amount of the item and seemed to have included the other items unrelated that were in that same order. (yes I accounted for taxes and shipping)

So when we provide an order number to a seller what can they see ? do they just see a total price paid that will include other random items ? or can they see what is specifically their item that they sell?

Is there any way they can tie it up to a specific order from their seller account and verify the amount? Seems odd they over refunded me or something I don’t know

Hi! My dad’s been a seller on Amazon for YEARS and has a really big collection (our entire garage) full of boxes with toys/games/cds/books/tools etc that he has been selling over the last 10+ years. He’s retired now but still needing to make money, so he wants to make whatever he can from what he has and clear up his space so he can eventually move. I was wondering if there’s anywhere he could just sell all his stuff bulk and get it over with? Any advice welcomed and appreciated!!

If a particular product design is patented, can I still create a similar product using different materials, colors, and branding, or would that still be considered patent infringement? Location: Wyoming, USA

If a particular product design is patented, can I still create a similar product using different materials, colors, and branding, or would that still be considered patent infringement? Location: Wyoming, USA

Hi! My dad’s been a seller on Amazon for YEARS and has a really big collection (our entire garage) full of boxes with toys/games/cds/books/tools etc that he has been selling over the last 10+ years. He’s retired now but still needing to make money, so he wants to make whatever he can from what he has and clear up his space so he can eventually move. I was wondering if there’s anywhere he could just sell all his stuff bulk and get it over with? Any advice welcomed and appreciated!!

Hi, I’m trying to maximize my conversions for my dog product, which falls into the niche of helping dogs with separation anxiety.

I’ve noticed that the product ads have a lower CPC than the Keyword ads. So far I’m not having much success with either.

Do most Amazon advertisers here use one type of ad vs the other? Any tips?

Currently with the keyword ads I’m taking the keywords that aren’t converting well and adding them to the negative keyword list. I have one keyword (broad match) that’s working better than the rest, so I’m increasing the CPC Max bid. Currently it’s at $2.75 which is pretty high, but any lower and I’m not getting enough impressions.

Thanks for the help!

Hi, I’m trying to maximize my conversions for my dog product, which falls into the niche of helping dogs with separation anxiety.

I’ve noticed that the product ads have a lower CPC than the Keyword ads. So far I’m not having much success with either.

Do most Amazon advertisers here use one type of ad vs the other? Any tips?

Currently with the keyword ads I’m taking the keywords that aren’t converting well and adding them to the negative keyword list. I have one keyword (broad match) that’s working better than the rest, so I’m increasing the CPC Max bid. Currently it’s at $2.75 which is pretty high, but any lower and I’m not getting enough impressions.

Thanks for the help!

We use a 3PL company to store and ship our FBM listings. We recently sent 48 units of an ASIN, their company confirms receipt of 48 units. However, 53 units were sold with one customer buying 5 units yesterday when we had nothing available.

I thought perhaps the company listed 53 units available by accident instead of listing 48, but the company said that wasn’t the case and it’s a setting on Amazon that I have to change to prevent customers from buying items that not available and causing backorders.

Is this the case? I’ve tried to look for this setting but haven’t been able to find it.

Curious what you have all found for those that have experimented with 5% S&S with a 5% off first subscription voucer, vs 10% S&S discounts.

We’re looking to marginally increase average revenue per product as we feel the 10% S&S long term is prices us too low vs our competition.