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Nike not accepting anymore applications?
is nike really not accepting new applications to sell their products on amazon?
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Seller_kNAboD6kRgVt7
That sound like a question for Nike. But good that you know it is Nike you need permission from, not Amazon.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
In a recent article on CNN, Nike stated that they are limiting their sales to their own website, and about 40 large retailers, such as D1ck's Sporting Goods. That's 40 for the whole world.
So no, they are not authorizing ANY small sellers to sell on Amazon.
Seems to also be true for Puma and Adidas (not the only 40 stores, but the no sales on Amazon part)
Seller_zZsW8dK4Cx378
If someone (website, SM, etc.) told you Nike can be sold on Amazon, just follow me, or buy my course, etc. I would suggest you consider filing against them for fraud. The longer these instazoners keeping not getting hurt (financially) the longer they will keep scamming people.
Glenn_Amazon
Hello @Seller_ZvGvQ5HPuyQsC,
It is true for some products that require approval Amazon is not currently accepting applications for review. You can review eligibility for any given product by attempting to list it via the Add a Product Tool. Thank you for your understanding.
-Glenn
Seller_wnc1pjYEF5ZqF
Most name brand sneaker companies are giving small resellers the boot, Adidas being the most recent.
Seller_nqHBkkxawmpmz
Soon enough, Amazon will be the only seller Amazon ALLOWS to sell on their website. Move your product elsewhere - where it sells faster, and no PERMISSION is required.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Actually, it IS up to Nike.
That's why anyone trying to sell it gets suspended. They cannot provide suitable authenticity proof, since none of them actually bought through legitimate sources.
Seller_zQNhpN3pvhD7V
Law makers should strengthen the first sale doctrine and heftily fine any cooperation that tries to suppress you from selling any merchandise that you legally bought and own.
Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Already there. You can legally sell those Nike shoes. No law is stopping you.
Sounds what you are calling for instead is a law to allow you to FORCE Amazon to let you sell Nike on Amazon.
Seller_wnc1pjYEF5ZqF
?? Referral fees from third party sellers account for more income than their direct to consumer sales. 3P sellers account for more than half of Amazon's e-commerce revenues. Amazon definitely needs 3P sellers to continue their growth strategy, any deviation will make the stock price plummet.
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