You can join us in a class action lawsuit against Amazon if they hold your money and you sent the goods or if there are indications that they discriminate against you for trading on the platform.

Amazon is inappropriately requiring used book sellers to supply a recent receipt of purchasing 10 of the items (we only buy one book at a time, many vintage books purchased years ago) or else get explicit permission from the "brand", meaning publisher, to sell each used book on our bookshelf???? This is absurd!!

What attorney is willing to bring a class action lawsuit against Amazon for a numbskull policy (which they blame on the "brand" requirement) !!

I am reaching out to fellow sellers who have had FBA shipments marked as delivered, only for Amazon to claim they arrived empty and deny reimbursement.

I have now lost six full shipments, and Amazon acknowledges that the shipments were delivered but insists that the boxes were empty. This is outrageous and logically impossible, given that:

1. UPS has provided a signed Proof of Delivery (POD) from an Amazon representative

2. I have full photographic documentation of the shipments being packed, labeled, and handed over to UPS

3. I have Proof of Purchase (POP) from my suppliers for the exact number of units shipped

Amazon refuses to take responsibility, repeatedly denying my reimbursement claims and saying they have "no record of receiving the expected quantity"—even though they accepted and signed for the shipments!

I am moving forward with legal action against Amazon for these fraudulent losses and am seeking other sellers who have faced the same issue to form a class-action lawsuit.

If you have experienced:

Shipments marked as delivered, but Amazon claims they arrived empty

FBA support denying valid reimbursement claims despite full proof

Stonewalling and lack of accountability from Amazon’s teams

Please comment below or message me directly.

If anyone has contact details for Amazon’s legal department or has successfully escalated similar cases, please share.

This is blatant negligence—or worse, internal theft—happening at Amazon’s fulfillment centers. It is unacceptable that they are taking inventory from sellers, acknowledging delivery, but claiming the shipments arrived empty to avoid paying reimbursements.

It’s time we take action together and hold Amazon accountable. Share your experience below!