Today at Amazon Accelerate, we welcomed thousands of sellers in person, and virtually, for the second and final jam-packed day of announcements, networking, and inspiring seller stories.
Major updates from Day 2 at Amazon Accelerate include:
If you missed Amazon Accelerate, or would like to revisit any of the content, you can catch up on all of our keynote and breakouts sessions in our OnDemand Library (log in or register to view).
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we welcomed thousands of sellers in person, and virtually, for the second and final jam-packed day of announcements, networking, and inspiring seller stories.
Major updates from Day 2 at Amazon Accelerate include:
If you missed Amazon Accelerate, or would like to revisit any of the content, you can catch up on all of our keynote and breakouts sessions in our OnDemand Library (log in or register to view).
These… actually look like good things? I mean it doesn’t make up for the pricing alert bot losing it’s mind at the same time Amazon is getting sued by state DA’s for price fixing but still it’s nice.
So any idea why someone living in the US with a bank in the list wouldn’t be able to select it as an option?
Hey Amazon moderators!
On the following page, “FBA Dashboard” is linked to amazon.dev which is an internal corporate website. Fix it
I know it will not be answered, but I will ask the Amazon News Cloud anyway.
This Veeqo (which seems to be a Shipstation, Pirateship, etc alternative) - OWNED BY AMAZON.
Does it have the same protection / guarantees Amazon offers with Buy Shipping on Amazon, or not?
It is free, so that is good news. But there is an asterisk on the Veeqo site that says YOU MUST use them for the bulk of your shipping or they will charge you. They conveniently do not tell you the cost !! or is it that you are locked out?
I guess it is TRULY Amazon owned, hence the ambiguous warning and no mention of the guarantee.
Maybe management simply wants to damage the competition. They figure that they can capture a certain segment of the shipping market they do not have, and not pay claims that they offer within Buy shipping.
We have to pay to get our money in a timely manner? That is a big nope.
I’m in, Its free for a year and then only 50 cents per disbursement. There have been a few occassions where the ACH was delayed due to weekend or holiday.
Maybe I made a mistake…
I enrolled and received an email that amazon holds disbursement for 3 days after banks details were changed…
My next disbursement is scheduled for this Sunday.
I don’t know if I will be affected or no.
Just be cautious and enroll after your disbursement.
@Powered_by_Amazon
Maybe you are not eligible.
Veeqo sounds like an amazing software suite, but the sales pitch of “totally free! just read the fine print” is a bit off putting.
They require you to purchase shipping labels for the majority of your orders through their software. If you do not, they will charge you.
How much? they do not say.
Their pricing page states “There aren’t any hidden fees and we’re going to tell you why.” yet quietly links you to their ‘fair usage policy’ which explains why this won’t be free, but again, no indication of pricing.
I am assuming that this is still AFTER the post-delivery delay that is part of Account Level Reserve for potential refunds/chargebacks/etc for EVERY sale.
What would be helpful, is if only a reasonably SMALL PERCENTAGE of sales were held in reserve.
I understand Amazon needing to protect against fraudulent new sellers, but after demonstrating for hundreds of orders (or period of time) that you’re not, it would be appropriate to trust your selling “partner” to provide the service and not hold all funds. Even a 25% reserve rate (much higher than actual return rate) would be better than the current 100%.
Additionally, the fact that Amazon takes their cut immediately is hypocritically frustrating. Funds that would be available for disbursement being used to reserve the amount of the next sale’s Amazon fee hinders cash flow.
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we welcomed thousands of sellers in person, and virtually, for the second and final jam-packed day of announcements, networking, and inspiring seller stories.
Major updates from Day 2 at Amazon Accelerate include:
If you missed Amazon Accelerate, or would like to revisit any of the content, you can catch up on all of our keynote and breakouts sessions in our OnDemand Library (log in or register to view).
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we welcomed thousands of sellers in person, and virtually, for the second and final jam-packed day of announcements, networking, and inspiring seller stories.
Major updates from Day 2 at Amazon Accelerate include:
If you missed Amazon Accelerate, or would like to revisit any of the content, you can catch up on all of our keynote and breakouts sessions in our OnDemand Library (log in or register to view).
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we welcomed thousands of sellers in person, and virtually, for the second and final jam-packed day of announcements, networking, and inspiring seller stories.
Major updates from Day 2 at Amazon Accelerate include:
If you missed Amazon Accelerate, or would like to revisit any of the content, you can catch up on all of our keynote and breakouts sessions in our OnDemand Library (log in or register to view).
These… actually look like good things? I mean it doesn’t make up for the pricing alert bot losing it’s mind at the same time Amazon is getting sued by state DA’s for price fixing but still it’s nice.
So any idea why someone living in the US with a bank in the list wouldn’t be able to select it as an option?
Hey Amazon moderators!
On the following page, “FBA Dashboard” is linked to amazon.dev which is an internal corporate website. Fix it
I know it will not be answered, but I will ask the Amazon News Cloud anyway.
This Veeqo (which seems to be a Shipstation, Pirateship, etc alternative) - OWNED BY AMAZON.
Does it have the same protection / guarantees Amazon offers with Buy Shipping on Amazon, or not?
It is free, so that is good news. But there is an asterisk on the Veeqo site that says YOU MUST use them for the bulk of your shipping or they will charge you. They conveniently do not tell you the cost !! or is it that you are locked out?
I guess it is TRULY Amazon owned, hence the ambiguous warning and no mention of the guarantee.
Maybe management simply wants to damage the competition. They figure that they can capture a certain segment of the shipping market they do not have, and not pay claims that they offer within Buy shipping.
We have to pay to get our money in a timely manner? That is a big nope.
I’m in, Its free for a year and then only 50 cents per disbursement. There have been a few occassions where the ACH was delayed due to weekend or holiday.
Maybe I made a mistake…
I enrolled and received an email that amazon holds disbursement for 3 days after banks details were changed…
My next disbursement is scheduled for this Sunday.
I don’t know if I will be affected or no.
Just be cautious and enroll after your disbursement.
@Powered_by_Amazon
Maybe you are not eligible.
Veeqo sounds like an amazing software suite, but the sales pitch of “totally free! just read the fine print” is a bit off putting.
They require you to purchase shipping labels for the majority of your orders through their software. If you do not, they will charge you.
How much? they do not say.
Their pricing page states “There aren’t any hidden fees and we’re going to tell you why.” yet quietly links you to their ‘fair usage policy’ which explains why this won’t be free, but again, no indication of pricing.
I am assuming that this is still AFTER the post-delivery delay that is part of Account Level Reserve for potential refunds/chargebacks/etc for EVERY sale.
What would be helpful, is if only a reasonably SMALL PERCENTAGE of sales were held in reserve.
I understand Amazon needing to protect against fraudulent new sellers, but after demonstrating for hundreds of orders (or period of time) that you’re not, it would be appropriate to trust your selling “partner” to provide the service and not hold all funds. Even a 25% reserve rate (much higher than actual return rate) would be better than the current 100%.
Additionally, the fact that Amazon takes their cut immediately is hypocritically frustrating. Funds that would be available for disbursement being used to reserve the amount of the next sale’s Amazon fee hinders cash flow.
These… actually look like good things? I mean it doesn’t make up for the pricing alert bot losing it’s mind at the same time Amazon is getting sued by state DA’s for price fixing but still it’s nice.
So any idea why someone living in the US with a bank in the list wouldn’t be able to select it as an option?
These… actually look like good things? I mean it doesn’t make up for the pricing alert bot losing it’s mind at the same time Amazon is getting sued by state DA’s for price fixing but still it’s nice.
So any idea why someone living in the US with a bank in the list wouldn’t be able to select it as an option?
Hey Amazon moderators!
On the following page, “FBA Dashboard” is linked to amazon.dev which is an internal corporate website. Fix it
Hey Amazon moderators!
On the following page, “FBA Dashboard” is linked to amazon.dev which is an internal corporate website. Fix it
I know it will not be answered, but I will ask the Amazon News Cloud anyway.
This Veeqo (which seems to be a Shipstation, Pirateship, etc alternative) - OWNED BY AMAZON.
Does it have the same protection / guarantees Amazon offers with Buy Shipping on Amazon, or not?
It is free, so that is good news. But there is an asterisk on the Veeqo site that says YOU MUST use them for the bulk of your shipping or they will charge you. They conveniently do not tell you the cost !! or is it that you are locked out?
I guess it is TRULY Amazon owned, hence the ambiguous warning and no mention of the guarantee.
Maybe management simply wants to damage the competition. They figure that they can capture a certain segment of the shipping market they do not have, and not pay claims that they offer within Buy shipping.
I know it will not be answered, but I will ask the Amazon News Cloud anyway.
This Veeqo (which seems to be a Shipstation, Pirateship, etc alternative) - OWNED BY AMAZON.
Does it have the same protection / guarantees Amazon offers with Buy Shipping on Amazon, or not?
It is free, so that is good news. But there is an asterisk on the Veeqo site that says YOU MUST use them for the bulk of your shipping or they will charge you. They conveniently do not tell you the cost !! or is it that you are locked out?
I guess it is TRULY Amazon owned, hence the ambiguous warning and no mention of the guarantee.
Maybe management simply wants to damage the competition. They figure that they can capture a certain segment of the shipping market they do not have, and not pay claims that they offer within Buy shipping.
We have to pay to get our money in a timely manner? That is a big nope.
We have to pay to get our money in a timely manner? That is a big nope.
I’m in, Its free for a year and then only 50 cents per disbursement. There have been a few occassions where the ACH was delayed due to weekend or holiday.
I’m in, Its free for a year and then only 50 cents per disbursement. There have been a few occassions where the ACH was delayed due to weekend or holiday.
Maybe I made a mistake…
I enrolled and received an email that amazon holds disbursement for 3 days after banks details were changed…
My next disbursement is scheduled for this Sunday.
I don’t know if I will be affected or no.
Just be cautious and enroll after your disbursement.
Maybe I made a mistake…
I enrolled and received an email that amazon holds disbursement for 3 days after banks details were changed…
My next disbursement is scheduled for this Sunday.
I don’t know if I will be affected or no.
Just be cautious and enroll after your disbursement.
@Powered_by_Amazon
Maybe you are not eligible.
@Powered_by_Amazon
Maybe you are not eligible.
Veeqo sounds like an amazing software suite, but the sales pitch of “totally free! just read the fine print” is a bit off putting.
They require you to purchase shipping labels for the majority of your orders through their software. If you do not, they will charge you.
How much? they do not say.
Their pricing page states “There aren’t any hidden fees and we’re going to tell you why.” yet quietly links you to their ‘fair usage policy’ which explains why this won’t be free, but again, no indication of pricing.
Veeqo sounds like an amazing software suite, but the sales pitch of “totally free! just read the fine print” is a bit off putting.
They require you to purchase shipping labels for the majority of your orders through their software. If you do not, they will charge you.
How much? they do not say.
Their pricing page states “There aren’t any hidden fees and we’re going to tell you why.” yet quietly links you to their ‘fair usage policy’ which explains why this won’t be free, but again, no indication of pricing.
I am assuming that this is still AFTER the post-delivery delay that is part of Account Level Reserve for potential refunds/chargebacks/etc for EVERY sale.
What would be helpful, is if only a reasonably SMALL PERCENTAGE of sales were held in reserve.
I understand Amazon needing to protect against fraudulent new sellers, but after demonstrating for hundreds of orders (or period of time) that you’re not, it would be appropriate to trust your selling “partner” to provide the service and not hold all funds. Even a 25% reserve rate (much higher than actual return rate) would be better than the current 100%.
Additionally, the fact that Amazon takes their cut immediately is hypocritically frustrating. Funds that would be available for disbursement being used to reserve the amount of the next sale’s Amazon fee hinders cash flow.
I am assuming that this is still AFTER the post-delivery delay that is part of Account Level Reserve for potential refunds/chargebacks/etc for EVERY sale.
What would be helpful, is if only a reasonably SMALL PERCENTAGE of sales were held in reserve.
I understand Amazon needing to protect against fraudulent new sellers, but after demonstrating for hundreds of orders (or period of time) that you’re not, it would be appropriate to trust your selling “partner” to provide the service and not hold all funds. Even a 25% reserve rate (much higher than actual return rate) would be better than the current 100%.
Additionally, the fact that Amazon takes their cut immediately is hypocritically frustrating. Funds that would be available for disbursement being used to reserve the amount of the next sale’s Amazon fee hinders cash flow.