What Are Universal Products?
Amazon sent a long e-mail to everyone about changes to selling Universal products. Please excuse my ignorance but what doe Amazon consider Universal products?
What Are Universal Products?
Amazon sent a long e-mail to everyone about changes to selling Universal products. Please excuse my ignorance but what doe Amazon consider Universal products?
31 replies
Seller_mRcfU3HNDBj4y
I am hoping they are not talking about Polygram, DG, Philips, and about one third of all the music and movie titles in existence .
Seller_roNdLQpqbVoOH
I suppose I assumed it was an actual Brand name, but didn't care enough to research it.
But, if it is, why don't we get emails about changes to all Brand listings?
Seller_TxmE0vgjhcKwU
I got one about MARVEL as well. Since I don't meet the requirement of having hundreds of the same product for sale my listings will be closed. Which ones? No one tells you. I have 5 thousand listings. How do I know which ones are Universal or Marvel? No one tells you. Amazon really doesn't value the third party sellers at all. They offer no help and just send out blanket emails. After all, we are competition for them. I am sure there will be more brands to follow.
Seller_LTGJyCqEDySii
I'm assuming it is Universal (as in Studios, Music). I received one too and another about Marvel products. Another Amazon move to harm small sellers and give the bigger sellers advantages.
Seller_bbFAN7HYkwPnC
Marvel Comics monthly comics are out of print 60 days after release. Does the delisting of Marvel Comics include all of the out of print comics? Many of the older Marvel Graphic Novels and Tradepaperbacks are out of print as well.
Seller_sNpmfbRsQr05Y
Good question. Not only did I get the e-mail yesterday, but I got the same e-mail today, 24 hours later. So I'm wondering if this is just another Amazon mistake or ill-thought-out plan (like most). In theory, does it apply to Universal as in Universal Studios (owned by NBCUniversal), etc., or to Universal Companies, who sell Spa & Salon supplies, or something else?
This has minimal, if any impact on us. We have one MCA CD in our inventory and it's still online today past the noted deadline. We have one book by published by "Universal Church of the Master" which as any human can tell, has no relationship to Universal entertainment companies, but with Amazon's 3rd-rate programmers & bots, who knows?
Curious how this plays out, even if not really relevant for us.
Seller_EGAYxdv2MmpO0
Every month I get more products pulled for invoices. What seller of used LP's and books has invoices?
Amazon claims this is for quality assurance while at the same time sellers with 65% feedback rating dominate the buy box on many LPs--despite the theme of their feedback being 'item sold as new, not new'.
Amazon needs to stop pretending their used book and LP sellers have invoices from manufacturers--or create a tier based on customer service metrics that allows sellers to bypass this requirment. I've been selling here since 2012, are they waiting for me to break bad for a $40 transaction?
Seller_8xBgPVmpJKDPM
its definitely universal movies and possibly music
Seller_dVs6LL5nNvzHN
It seems that a major initiative is being rolled out to push small sellers out of the Amazon marketplace. I wouldn't be surprised if someone claims this as their biggest achievement during their performance review.
Seller_0y5AN5tyn4EUB
Guess I did not miss anything.
Amazon needs to let us know exactly what they mean by Universal - Movies, CDs, Vinyl, Cassettes, printed material or non-media items.
If Amazon is referring to Universal Media items, once again they are showing their lack of knowledge in music and printed matter and the fact that they have no understanding about the limitations of researching out-of-print items.
I quit adding items to the Catalog last year because I refused to lie on the form and because, too often, I will create a product only to have it taken over by a Brand? whee I cannot even find it anymore.
What Are Universal Products?
Amazon sent a long e-mail to everyone about changes to selling Universal products. Please excuse my ignorance but what doe Amazon consider Universal products?
What Are Universal Products?
Amazon sent a long e-mail to everyone about changes to selling Universal products. Please excuse my ignorance but what doe Amazon consider Universal products?
What Are Universal Products?
Amazon sent a long e-mail to everyone about changes to selling Universal products. Please excuse my ignorance but what doe Amazon consider Universal products?
31 replies
31 replies
Seller_mRcfU3HNDBj4y
I am hoping they are not talking about Polygram, DG, Philips, and about one third of all the music and movie titles in existence .
Seller_roNdLQpqbVoOH
I suppose I assumed it was an actual Brand name, but didn't care enough to research it.
But, if it is, why don't we get emails about changes to all Brand listings?
Seller_TxmE0vgjhcKwU
I got one about MARVEL as well. Since I don't meet the requirement of having hundreds of the same product for sale my listings will be closed. Which ones? No one tells you. I have 5 thousand listings. How do I know which ones are Universal or Marvel? No one tells you. Amazon really doesn't value the third party sellers at all. They offer no help and just send out blanket emails. After all, we are competition for them. I am sure there will be more brands to follow.
Seller_LTGJyCqEDySii
I'm assuming it is Universal (as in Studios, Music). I received one too and another about Marvel products. Another Amazon move to harm small sellers and give the bigger sellers advantages.
Seller_bbFAN7HYkwPnC
Marvel Comics monthly comics are out of print 60 days after release. Does the delisting of Marvel Comics include all of the out of print comics? Many of the older Marvel Graphic Novels and Tradepaperbacks are out of print as well.
Seller_sNpmfbRsQr05Y
Good question. Not only did I get the e-mail yesterday, but I got the same e-mail today, 24 hours later. So I'm wondering if this is just another Amazon mistake or ill-thought-out plan (like most). In theory, does it apply to Universal as in Universal Studios (owned by NBCUniversal), etc., or to Universal Companies, who sell Spa & Salon supplies, or something else?
This has minimal, if any impact on us. We have one MCA CD in our inventory and it's still online today past the noted deadline. We have one book by published by "Universal Church of the Master" which as any human can tell, has no relationship to Universal entertainment companies, but with Amazon's 3rd-rate programmers & bots, who knows?
Curious how this plays out, even if not really relevant for us.
Seller_EGAYxdv2MmpO0
Every month I get more products pulled for invoices. What seller of used LP's and books has invoices?
Amazon claims this is for quality assurance while at the same time sellers with 65% feedback rating dominate the buy box on many LPs--despite the theme of their feedback being 'item sold as new, not new'.
Amazon needs to stop pretending their used book and LP sellers have invoices from manufacturers--or create a tier based on customer service metrics that allows sellers to bypass this requirment. I've been selling here since 2012, are they waiting for me to break bad for a $40 transaction?
Seller_8xBgPVmpJKDPM
its definitely universal movies and possibly music
Seller_dVs6LL5nNvzHN
It seems that a major initiative is being rolled out to push small sellers out of the Amazon marketplace. I wouldn't be surprised if someone claims this as their biggest achievement during their performance review.
Seller_0y5AN5tyn4EUB
Guess I did not miss anything.
Amazon needs to let us know exactly what they mean by Universal - Movies, CDs, Vinyl, Cassettes, printed material or non-media items.
If Amazon is referring to Universal Media items, once again they are showing their lack of knowledge in music and printed matter and the fact that they have no understanding about the limitations of researching out-of-print items.
I quit adding items to the Catalog last year because I refused to lie on the form and because, too often, I will create a product only to have it taken over by a Brand? whee I cannot even find it anymore.
Seller_mRcfU3HNDBj4y
I am hoping they are not talking about Polygram, DG, Philips, and about one third of all the music and movie titles in existence .
Seller_mRcfU3HNDBj4y
I am hoping they are not talking about Polygram, DG, Philips, and about one third of all the music and movie titles in existence .
Seller_roNdLQpqbVoOH
I suppose I assumed it was an actual Brand name, but didn't care enough to research it.
But, if it is, why don't we get emails about changes to all Brand listings?
Seller_roNdLQpqbVoOH
I suppose I assumed it was an actual Brand name, but didn't care enough to research it.
But, if it is, why don't we get emails about changes to all Brand listings?
Seller_TxmE0vgjhcKwU
I got one about MARVEL as well. Since I don't meet the requirement of having hundreds of the same product for sale my listings will be closed. Which ones? No one tells you. I have 5 thousand listings. How do I know which ones are Universal or Marvel? No one tells you. Amazon really doesn't value the third party sellers at all. They offer no help and just send out blanket emails. After all, we are competition for them. I am sure there will be more brands to follow.
Seller_TxmE0vgjhcKwU
I got one about MARVEL as well. Since I don't meet the requirement of having hundreds of the same product for sale my listings will be closed. Which ones? No one tells you. I have 5 thousand listings. How do I know which ones are Universal or Marvel? No one tells you. Amazon really doesn't value the third party sellers at all. They offer no help and just send out blanket emails. After all, we are competition for them. I am sure there will be more brands to follow.
Seller_LTGJyCqEDySii
I'm assuming it is Universal (as in Studios, Music). I received one too and another about Marvel products. Another Amazon move to harm small sellers and give the bigger sellers advantages.
Seller_LTGJyCqEDySii
I'm assuming it is Universal (as in Studios, Music). I received one too and another about Marvel products. Another Amazon move to harm small sellers and give the bigger sellers advantages.
Seller_bbFAN7HYkwPnC
Marvel Comics monthly comics are out of print 60 days after release. Does the delisting of Marvel Comics include all of the out of print comics? Many of the older Marvel Graphic Novels and Tradepaperbacks are out of print as well.
Seller_bbFAN7HYkwPnC
Marvel Comics monthly comics are out of print 60 days after release. Does the delisting of Marvel Comics include all of the out of print comics? Many of the older Marvel Graphic Novels and Tradepaperbacks are out of print as well.
Seller_sNpmfbRsQr05Y
Good question. Not only did I get the e-mail yesterday, but I got the same e-mail today, 24 hours later. So I'm wondering if this is just another Amazon mistake or ill-thought-out plan (like most). In theory, does it apply to Universal as in Universal Studios (owned by NBCUniversal), etc., or to Universal Companies, who sell Spa & Salon supplies, or something else?
This has minimal, if any impact on us. We have one MCA CD in our inventory and it's still online today past the noted deadline. We have one book by published by "Universal Church of the Master" which as any human can tell, has no relationship to Universal entertainment companies, but with Amazon's 3rd-rate programmers & bots, who knows?
Curious how this plays out, even if not really relevant for us.
Seller_sNpmfbRsQr05Y
Good question. Not only did I get the e-mail yesterday, but I got the same e-mail today, 24 hours later. So I'm wondering if this is just another Amazon mistake or ill-thought-out plan (like most). In theory, does it apply to Universal as in Universal Studios (owned by NBCUniversal), etc., or to Universal Companies, who sell Spa & Salon supplies, or something else?
This has minimal, if any impact on us. We have one MCA CD in our inventory and it's still online today past the noted deadline. We have one book by published by "Universal Church of the Master" which as any human can tell, has no relationship to Universal entertainment companies, but with Amazon's 3rd-rate programmers & bots, who knows?
Curious how this plays out, even if not really relevant for us.
Seller_EGAYxdv2MmpO0
Every month I get more products pulled for invoices. What seller of used LP's and books has invoices?
Amazon claims this is for quality assurance while at the same time sellers with 65% feedback rating dominate the buy box on many LPs--despite the theme of their feedback being 'item sold as new, not new'.
Amazon needs to stop pretending their used book and LP sellers have invoices from manufacturers--or create a tier based on customer service metrics that allows sellers to bypass this requirment. I've been selling here since 2012, are they waiting for me to break bad for a $40 transaction?
Seller_EGAYxdv2MmpO0
Every month I get more products pulled for invoices. What seller of used LP's and books has invoices?
Amazon claims this is for quality assurance while at the same time sellers with 65% feedback rating dominate the buy box on many LPs--despite the theme of their feedback being 'item sold as new, not new'.
Amazon needs to stop pretending their used book and LP sellers have invoices from manufacturers--or create a tier based on customer service metrics that allows sellers to bypass this requirment. I've been selling here since 2012, are they waiting for me to break bad for a $40 transaction?
Seller_8xBgPVmpJKDPM
its definitely universal movies and possibly music
Seller_8xBgPVmpJKDPM
its definitely universal movies and possibly music
Seller_dVs6LL5nNvzHN
It seems that a major initiative is being rolled out to push small sellers out of the Amazon marketplace. I wouldn't be surprised if someone claims this as their biggest achievement during their performance review.
Seller_dVs6LL5nNvzHN
It seems that a major initiative is being rolled out to push small sellers out of the Amazon marketplace. I wouldn't be surprised if someone claims this as their biggest achievement during their performance review.
Seller_0y5AN5tyn4EUB
Guess I did not miss anything.
Amazon needs to let us know exactly what they mean by Universal - Movies, CDs, Vinyl, Cassettes, printed material or non-media items.
If Amazon is referring to Universal Media items, once again they are showing their lack of knowledge in music and printed matter and the fact that they have no understanding about the limitations of researching out-of-print items.
I quit adding items to the Catalog last year because I refused to lie on the form and because, too often, I will create a product only to have it taken over by a Brand? whee I cannot even find it anymore.
Seller_0y5AN5tyn4EUB
Guess I did not miss anything.
Amazon needs to let us know exactly what they mean by Universal - Movies, CDs, Vinyl, Cassettes, printed material or non-media items.
If Amazon is referring to Universal Media items, once again they are showing their lack of knowledge in music and printed matter and the fact that they have no understanding about the limitations of researching out-of-print items.
I quit adding items to the Catalog last year because I refused to lie on the form and because, too often, I will create a product only to have it taken over by a Brand? whee I cannot even find it anymore.
