I want to know how good Amazon is for selling magazines. I’ve worked with a brand and we’re planning to sell magazines on Amazon and run ads, but I can’t find any data that shows how many people actually buy magazines there. Can anyone help?

I want to know how good Amazon is for selling magazines. I’ve worked with a brand and we’re planning to sell magazines on Amazon and run ads, but I can’t find any data that shows how many people actually buy magazines there. Can anyone help?

Hi All,

We have been selling a private label product in USA and recently launched in Canada via remote fulfillment with FBA. Basically using our US inventory to fulfill Canada orders. This is very convenient as it doesn’t require any registration on our end and Amazon handles everything from taxes to duties.

We were wondering if there is an option to do remote fulfillment from USA to Europe or UK similar to Canada?

Hi All,

We have been selling a private label product in USA and recently launched in Canada via remote fulfillment with FBA. Basically using our US inventory to fulfill Canada orders. This is very convenient as it doesn’t require any registration on our end and Amazon handles everything from taxes to duties.

We were wondering if there is an option to do remote fulfillment from USA to Europe or UK similar to Canada?

I checked my orders for today and noticed I had nearly none, checked the listing and someone else was selling on it, a counterfeit seller sold in my estimate 40 counterfiet products on my listing, just based on how many orders I lost.

It is 100% counterfeit, because I have never wholesaled my product to no one else, and my product is patented.

I went to report them for trademark infringement and noticed I can’t so I purchased the product, so now I have to wait till February 10th for it to arrive for me to report it for trademark infringement.

Can I expect a bunch of bad feedback soon on my listing once the customers get obviously counterfeit product? Is there going to be a way to eventually get that feedback removed, or am I screwed?

I checked my orders for today and noticed I had nearly none, checked the listing and someone else was selling on it, a counterfeit seller sold in my estimate 40 counterfiet products on my listing, just based on how many orders I lost.

It is 100% counterfeit, because I have never wholesaled my product to no one else, and my product is patented.

I went to report them for trademark infringement and noticed I can’t so I purchased the product, so now I have to wait till February 10th for it to arrive for me to report it for trademark infringement.

Can I expect a bunch of bad feedback soon on my listing once the customers get obviously counterfeit product? Is there going to be a way to eventually get that feedback removed, or am I screwed?

Background info:
– VERY niche children’s books (bilingual books so a very small segment)
– I am printing them myself and they will be ready to ship
– Not huge quantities so I can store myself

Based on this, what are the pros and cons of FBM? FBA takes more than half of the sales price (unless the calculator I used is wrong) and having printed in a smaller batch my profit margin is almost all gone to Amazon. Is FBM even worth it? Will it still get visibility in the listings if it’s FBM and worth it to go after finding boxes so I can ship myself?

Background info:
– VERY niche children’s books (bilingual books so a very small segment)
– I am printing them myself and they will be ready to ship
– Not huge quantities so I can store myself

Based on this, what are the pros and cons of FBM? FBA takes more than half of the sales price (unless the calculator I used is wrong) and having printed in a smaller batch my profit margin is almost all gone to Amazon. Is FBM even worth it? Will it still get visibility in the listings if it’s FBM and worth it to go after finding boxes so I can ship myself?

I had a a to z claim denied, customer said never got package wven though usps showed delivered. I used Amazon buy shipping label and it was protected. I shipped on time, usps scanned package at 11am on 1/21. Amazon said ship by 1/21 11:59pm. Amazon email said i didn’t ship on time so they denied claim amd I wasn’t covered when it should be covered 100%

Anyone experience this?

Anyone have experience regarding using the general adjustmentment reason when issuing a refund. Does this hit your metrics negatively? Im trying to find a refund reason to issue a refund to the customer to practice good customer service for an order.

What reason should I use?