As in is it more time consuming then your average 9-5 in your opinion? Like do you get more down time then you would get working a 9-5?

As in is it more time consuming then your average 9-5 in your opinion? Like do you get more down time then you would get working a 9-5?

I am going to be using AWS shipment pickup via LTL for the first time as opposed to sending smaller amounts of product. For those that have used this before, how accurate are the pickup windows for 3rd party carriers ie: (freight ready by dates?) I am running a home based business so having some difficulty with the logistics of getting a pallets of goods onto a truck and headed to them without it sitting outside for any extended period of time

I am going to be using AWS shipment pickup via LTL for the first time as opposed to sending smaller amounts of product. For those that have used this before, how accurate are the pickup windows for 3rd party carriers ie: (freight ready by dates?) I am running a home based business so having some difficulty with the logistics of getting a pallets of goods onto a truck and headed to them without it sitting outside for any extended period of time

Curious to hear your thoughts on how to balance PPC spend and maintaining competitiveness with sales rank.

Curious to hear your thoughts on how to balance PPC spend and maintaining competitiveness with sales rank.

I sell causally on Amazon — just my used books, really. After about 100 sales, I’ve encountered my first return.

The return is marked “auto-authorized”. I think that means that Amazon approved the return, but I haven’t.

Looks like Amazon issued a UPS label for the return. If I track that package on the Amazon site, it says that the “package left the shipper facility”, but has no other updates and the “Location” field is blank. (Not accepted, for example.) If I track the same label number at UPS, the status is that they’re awaiting the item.

From the online help it looks like I don’t issue the refund until I actually receive the item and check it over.

Who paid for the return shipping?

Looks like the item must be returned to me within 15 days. Is that correct?

I sell causally on Amazon — just my used books, really. After about 100 sales, I’ve encountered my first return.

The return is marked “auto-authorized”. I think that means that Amazon approved the return, but I haven’t.

Looks like Amazon issued a UPS label for the return. If I track that package on the Amazon site, it says that the “package left the shipper facility”, but has no other updates and the “Location” field is blank. (Not accepted, for example.) If I track the same label number at UPS, the status is that they’re awaiting the item.

From the online help it looks like I don’t issue the refund until I actually receive the item and check it over.

Who paid for the return shipping?

Looks like the item must be returned to me within 15 days. Is that correct?

I’m about to register for an Amazon FBA UK account, but I’m running into some concerns regarding my ID documents. I’m a UK resident with a visa that allows me to work, but my BRP has expired (since all recent BRPs expire in December 2024). I do have an e-visa, but I’m worried this might cause issues during the registration process. (My visa allows me to do business)

The main problem is that my passport and national ID are both in a foreign language. I previously created an Amazon seller account a long time ago, but it was never fully opened. Recently, after speaking with customer service, I got an email saying my account wasn’t opened because the additional ID document I submitted wasn’t issued within the last 180 days. I’m confused by what they mean—since the only IDs I have are my foreign passport, my foreign ID card, and my e-visa.

I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone with a foreign passport and an e-visa successfully registered for Amazon FBA UK?
2. How did you verify your identity if your passport/ID wasn’t in English?
3. Does anyone know exactly what Amazon means by the “issued within 180 days” requirement?
4. If I plan to travel a lot in the future, would that affect my ability to use a UK Amazon FBA account?

I’m about to register for an Amazon FBA UK account, but I’m running into some concerns regarding my ID documents. I’m a UK resident with a visa that allows me to work, but my BRP has expired (since all recent BRPs expire in December 2024). I do have an e-visa, but I’m worried this might cause issues during the registration process. (My visa allows me to do business)

The main problem is that my passport and national ID are both in a foreign language. I previously created an Amazon seller account a long time ago, but it was never fully opened. Recently, after speaking with customer service, I got an email saying my account wasn’t opened because the additional ID document I submitted wasn’t issued within the last 180 days. I’m confused by what they mean—since the only IDs I have are my foreign passport, my foreign ID card, and my e-visa.

I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone with a foreign passport and an e-visa successfully registered for Amazon FBA UK?
2. How did you verify your identity if your passport/ID wasn’t in English?
3. Does anyone know exactly what Amazon means by the “issued within 180 days” requirement?
4. If I plan to travel a lot in the future, would that affect my ability to use a UK Amazon FBA account?