Tip for good sellers
Just as in many businesses, customer give tip to the business owner or workers for good services. Can't this also be done on Amazon? The customer can give an extra tip to the seller for that they very satisfied with. A button should be placed on the Amazon platform. Customer should be able to give tip as well as feedback. Is this such a crazy idea? What do you think about this "Tip for good sellers." idea?
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Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
Tip? Do you mean money or advice?
Sounds like you mean money. No -- that will not fly.
I don't like the idea. I tip in restaurants and a few other situations -- but I have never "tipped" a retail sales business beyond an occasional "keep the change" -- nor do I intend to start.
Instituting such a feature just makes the site looks grasping and greedy. (Because it is)
Seller_Qg1FueblHU9RR
LOL tipping is already out of hand in general, it would be funny as hell if it makes its way into ecommerce as well.
Seller_YBfUTeoG971hG
Good service should be standard. You are paying for good service when you buy an item on Amazon or anywhere else. If you get less than good sercvice, then a complaint is in order, or in Amazon's case, negative feedback.
I am amazed, though, how many customers write us to ask "Please can you pack this item well so that it is not damaged in transit.?" They have clearly had experiences of less-than-good service if they have to ask this. OF COURSE we will pack the item well also that it is not damaged. That should be a minimum expectation. Nothing special. And certainly doesn't deserve a tip!
Seller_efHG1cxd6bbmT
Tips have gotten out of hand in last 2-4 years. Literally anywhere you go, everyone adds tip option on the receipt. I used to feel quilty not giving a tip, but not any more as some place absolutely abuse it and make client feel aquard.
Quincy_Amazon
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Seller_Ha6JyVvDK6Ybs
Amazon would charge you fees on that option or find a way to take that for their own.
Tip for good sellers
Just as in many businesses, customer give tip to the business owner or workers for good services. Can't this also be done on Amazon? The customer can give an extra tip to the seller for that they very satisfied with. A button should be placed on the Amazon platform. Customer should be able to give tip as well as feedback. Is this such a crazy idea? What do you think about this "Tip for good sellers." idea?
Tip for good sellers
Just as in many businesses, customer give tip to the business owner or workers for good services. Can't this also be done on Amazon? The customer can give an extra tip to the seller for that they very satisfied with. A button should be placed on the Amazon platform. Customer should be able to give tip as well as feedback. Is this such a crazy idea? What do you think about this "Tip for good sellers." idea?
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Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
Tip? Do you mean money or advice?
Sounds like you mean money. No -- that will not fly.
I don't like the idea. I tip in restaurants and a few other situations -- but I have never "tipped" a retail sales business beyond an occasional "keep the change" -- nor do I intend to start.
Instituting such a feature just makes the site looks grasping and greedy. (Because it is)
Seller_Qg1FueblHU9RR
LOL tipping is already out of hand in general, it would be funny as hell if it makes its way into ecommerce as well.
Seller_YBfUTeoG971hG
Good service should be standard. You are paying for good service when you buy an item on Amazon or anywhere else. If you get less than good sercvice, then a complaint is in order, or in Amazon's case, negative feedback.
I am amazed, though, how many customers write us to ask "Please can you pack this item well so that it is not damaged in transit.?" They have clearly had experiences of less-than-good service if they have to ask this. OF COURSE we will pack the item well also that it is not damaged. That should be a minimum expectation. Nothing special. And certainly doesn't deserve a tip!
Seller_efHG1cxd6bbmT
Tips have gotten out of hand in last 2-4 years. Literally anywhere you go, everyone adds tip option on the receipt. I used to feel quilty not giving a tip, but not any more as some place absolutely abuse it and make client feel aquard.
Quincy_Amazon
Hello @Seller_94W9JB6ErzNNn
Thank you for posting to the Forums and to members of the community for their input. Your feedback will be passed along to the appropriate partner team(s).
Regards,
Quincy_Amazon
Seller_Ha6JyVvDK6Ybs
Amazon would charge you fees on that option or find a way to take that for their own.
Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
Tip? Do you mean money or advice?
Sounds like you mean money. No -- that will not fly.
I don't like the idea. I tip in restaurants and a few other situations -- but I have never "tipped" a retail sales business beyond an occasional "keep the change" -- nor do I intend to start.
Instituting such a feature just makes the site looks grasping and greedy. (Because it is)
Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
Tip? Do you mean money or advice?
Sounds like you mean money. No -- that will not fly.
I don't like the idea. I tip in restaurants and a few other situations -- but I have never "tipped" a retail sales business beyond an occasional "keep the change" -- nor do I intend to start.
Instituting such a feature just makes the site looks grasping and greedy. (Because it is)
Seller_Qg1FueblHU9RR
LOL tipping is already out of hand in general, it would be funny as hell if it makes its way into ecommerce as well.
Seller_Qg1FueblHU9RR
LOL tipping is already out of hand in general, it would be funny as hell if it makes its way into ecommerce as well.
Seller_YBfUTeoG971hG
Good service should be standard. You are paying for good service when you buy an item on Amazon or anywhere else. If you get less than good sercvice, then a complaint is in order, or in Amazon's case, negative feedback.
I am amazed, though, how many customers write us to ask "Please can you pack this item well so that it is not damaged in transit.?" They have clearly had experiences of less-than-good service if they have to ask this. OF COURSE we will pack the item well also that it is not damaged. That should be a minimum expectation. Nothing special. And certainly doesn't deserve a tip!
Seller_YBfUTeoG971hG
Good service should be standard. You are paying for good service when you buy an item on Amazon or anywhere else. If you get less than good sercvice, then a complaint is in order, or in Amazon's case, negative feedback.
I am amazed, though, how many customers write us to ask "Please can you pack this item well so that it is not damaged in transit.?" They have clearly had experiences of less-than-good service if they have to ask this. OF COURSE we will pack the item well also that it is not damaged. That should be a minimum expectation. Nothing special. And certainly doesn't deserve a tip!
Seller_efHG1cxd6bbmT
Tips have gotten out of hand in last 2-4 years. Literally anywhere you go, everyone adds tip option on the receipt. I used to feel quilty not giving a tip, but not any more as some place absolutely abuse it and make client feel aquard.
Seller_efHG1cxd6bbmT
Tips have gotten out of hand in last 2-4 years. Literally anywhere you go, everyone adds tip option on the receipt. I used to feel quilty not giving a tip, but not any more as some place absolutely abuse it and make client feel aquard.
Quincy_Amazon
Hello @Seller_94W9JB6ErzNNn
Thank you for posting to the Forums and to members of the community for their input. Your feedback will be passed along to the appropriate partner team(s).
Regards,
Quincy_Amazon
Quincy_Amazon
Hello @Seller_94W9JB6ErzNNn
Thank you for posting to the Forums and to members of the community for their input. Your feedback will be passed along to the appropriate partner team(s).
Regards,
Quincy_Amazon
Seller_Ha6JyVvDK6Ybs
Amazon would charge you fees on that option or find a way to take that for their own.
Seller_Ha6JyVvDK6Ybs
Amazon would charge you fees on that option or find a way to take that for their own.
