For all listings that don’t have “X+ bought in past month”, does that mean they sell <50 units per month?

For all listings that don’t have “X+ bought in past month”, does that mean they sell <50 units per month?

At least he’s screwing over Amazon…and a lot of FC workers lol

At least he’s screwing over Amazon…and a lot of FC workers lol

A buyer purchased over $600 worth of fragrance from me in 6 separate orders. I want to require signature upon delivery for my own protection but I am concerned that I will highly inconvenience the customer and lead to poor feedback. Another thing to note is that the address is extremely sketchy with very misspelled words and punctuation / letters / characters are jumbled purposefully. The same buyer (assumingly) created another order to another address on the same street as the other six but it’s a different name of buyer. Essentially, any USPS delivery person would look at it super confused and likely mark “address undeliverable” after I, the seller have to pay $3.95 PER order for signature proof upon delivery verification. I dont know what to do in this case and it really seems like this person is out to scam me but i dont want my cancellation rate to get messed up. Any advice would be highly appreciated. I have to send this order by tomorrow

A buyer purchased over $600 worth of fragrance from me in 6 separate orders. I want to require signature upon delivery for my own protection but I am concerned that I will highly inconvenience the customer and lead to poor feedback. Another thing to note is that the address is extremely sketchy with very misspelled words and punctuation / letters / characters are jumbled purposefully. The same buyer (assumingly) created another order to another address on the same street as the other six but it’s a different name of buyer. Essentially, any USPS delivery person would look at it super confused and likely mark “address undeliverable” after I, the seller have to pay $3.95 PER order for signature proof upon delivery verification. I dont know what to do in this case and it really seems like this person is out to scam me but i dont want my cancellation rate to get messed up. Any advice would be highly appreciated. I have to send this order by tomorrow

I can only make digital purchases on this account but need to use the balance somehow, so if you need anything buying on amazon digitally you can do it through me and ill give a discount.

Sorry in advance if this is the wrong page for this kind of thing.

Hi everyone,

I’m a Korean entrepreneur looking to get into Amazon FBA. I’ve been studying the basics, but I want to leverage a specific unfair advantage I have: My father owns a well-established clothing factory in China.

The Situation:

• He has been an OEM for Korean brands for 30 years.
• Capabilities: Clothes, underwear, pet supplies (clothes, beds, homes), work vests, windbreakers, and fabric-based household items.
• Sourcing: He has a deep network to source raw materials cheaply, plus we have low production costs including labor.
• The Edge: No middlemen, I can change product specs instantly, and I have total control over MOQs for testing.

We are planning to go the Private Label route on Amazon US.

My Product Criteria:

1. Small size (low fees).
2. No complex compliance/certifications needed.
3. Fits US lifestyle/culture.
4. Realistic COGS.
5. Good inventory turnover.
6. Must be fabric/sewing based (to use our factory).

If you were me, what niche or strategy would you pursue?

I’m trying to bridge the gap between “having a factory” and “knowing what the US market wants.” Any advice on product ideas or strategy would be huge.

Hi everyone,

I’m a Korean entrepreneur looking to get into Amazon FBA. I’ve been studying the basics, but I want to leverage a specific unfair advantage I have: My father owns a well-established clothing factory in China.

The Situation:

• He has been an OEM for Korean brands for 30 years.
• Capabilities: Clothes, underwear, pet supplies (clothes, beds, homes), work vests, windbreakers, and fabric-based household items.
• Sourcing: He has a deep network to source raw materials cheaply, plus we have low production costs including labor.
• The Edge: No middlemen, I can change product specs instantly, and I have total control over MOQs for testing.

We are planning to go the Private Label route on Amazon US.

My Product Criteria:

1. Small size (low fees).
2. No complex compliance/certifications needed.
3. Fits US lifestyle/culture.
4. Realistic COGS.
5. Good inventory turnover.
6. Must be fabric/sewing based (to use our factory).

If you were me, what niche or strategy would you pursue?

I’m trying to bridge the gap between “having a factory” and “knowing what the US market wants.” Any advice on product ideas or strategy would be huge.