We have updated our guidance on returns and refunds with answers to some of your most commonly asked questions.
Our updates are based on your feedback and are intended to ensure a hassle-free returns process.
To learn more, go to Returns FAQ.
...Based on feedback and intended to ensure hassle-free process -> see Returns FAQ -> Page Not Found
feels like an accurate representation of the level of concern & Amazon's responsiveness to actual feedback from sellers.
came here just to say this same thing. thanks for saying the quiet part out loud.
Here is the correct link
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G5A85XXCZDQ48A8T
Given that this is largely a set of links to other documents (which we can only assume don't 404, but we have no reason to believe that ... how do you not proofread your announcements?), how about you enumerate the actual updates?
This announcement, as is, clarified nothing to me. And the few things it states definitively (e.g. you can deduct a restock fee for damaged items) again ignores the reality of selling on this site (e.g. customers can then open A2Zs, which support will often grant, and which you will always have to waste time appealing).
And the most glaring issue is the extreme glossing over here: "If you believe a refund has been incorrectly issued on your behalf by Amazon, you may be eligible to file a claim for reimbursement. For more information, go to Service Safe-T Claims."
A) This only works if we do NOT refund
B) We MUST refund
How is that not an OBVIOUS contradiction? Amazon will not refund automatically consistently, opening us to A2Z's which we WILL lose for failing to follow policy, and even when Amazon refunds, customers are still being granted A2Zs prematurely in violation of Amazon's policy.
Basically, this announcement served to remind me how much I hate this platform, while providing no new information of any kind. Well done.
Hi all,
Thank you for calling out that the link does not work!
I have updated the link and it should be working correctly.
Jim
We have updated our guidance on returns and refunds with answers to some of your most commonly asked questions.
Our updates are based on your feedback and are intended to ensure a hassle-free returns process.
To learn more, go to Returns FAQ.
We have updated our guidance on returns and refunds with answers to some of your most commonly asked questions.
Our updates are based on your feedback and are intended to ensure a hassle-free returns process.
To learn more, go to Returns FAQ.
...Based on feedback and intended to ensure hassle-free process -> see Returns FAQ -> Page Not Found
feels like an accurate representation of the level of concern & Amazon's responsiveness to actual feedback from sellers.
came here just to say this same thing. thanks for saying the quiet part out loud.
Here is the correct link
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G5A85XXCZDQ48A8T
Given that this is largely a set of links to other documents (which we can only assume don't 404, but we have no reason to believe that ... how do you not proofread your announcements?), how about you enumerate the actual updates?
This announcement, as is, clarified nothing to me. And the few things it states definitively (e.g. you can deduct a restock fee for damaged items) again ignores the reality of selling on this site (e.g. customers can then open A2Zs, which support will often grant, and which you will always have to waste time appealing).
And the most glaring issue is the extreme glossing over here: "If you believe a refund has been incorrectly issued on your behalf by Amazon, you may be eligible to file a claim for reimbursement. For more information, go to Service Safe-T Claims."
A) This only works if we do NOT refund
B) We MUST refund
How is that not an OBVIOUS contradiction? Amazon will not refund automatically consistently, opening us to A2Z's which we WILL lose for failing to follow policy, and even when Amazon refunds, customers are still being granted A2Zs prematurely in violation of Amazon's policy.
Basically, this announcement served to remind me how much I hate this platform, while providing no new information of any kind. Well done.
Hi all,
Thank you for calling out that the link does not work!
I have updated the link and it should be working correctly.
Jim
Your posted link doesn't link to anything!
...Based on feedback and intended to ensure hassle-free process -> see Returns FAQ -> Page Not Found
feels like an accurate representation of the level of concern & Amazon's responsiveness to actual feedback from sellers.
...Based on feedback and intended to ensure hassle-free process -> see Returns FAQ -> Page Not Found
feels like an accurate representation of the level of concern & Amazon's responsiveness to actual feedback from sellers.
came here just to say this same thing. thanks for saying the quiet part out loud.
came here just to say this same thing. thanks for saying the quiet part out loud.
Here is the correct link
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G5A85XXCZDQ48A8T
Here is the correct link
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G5A85XXCZDQ48A8T
Given that this is largely a set of links to other documents (which we can only assume don't 404, but we have no reason to believe that ... how do you not proofread your announcements?), how about you enumerate the actual updates?
This announcement, as is, clarified nothing to me. And the few things it states definitively (e.g. you can deduct a restock fee for damaged items) again ignores the reality of selling on this site (e.g. customers can then open A2Zs, which support will often grant, and which you will always have to waste time appealing).
And the most glaring issue is the extreme glossing over here: "If you believe a refund has been incorrectly issued on your behalf by Amazon, you may be eligible to file a claim for reimbursement. For more information, go to Service Safe-T Claims."
A) This only works if we do NOT refund
B) We MUST refund
How is that not an OBVIOUS contradiction? Amazon will not refund automatically consistently, opening us to A2Z's which we WILL lose for failing to follow policy, and even when Amazon refunds, customers are still being granted A2Zs prematurely in violation of Amazon's policy.
Basically, this announcement served to remind me how much I hate this platform, while providing no new information of any kind. Well done.
Given that this is largely a set of links to other documents (which we can only assume don't 404, but we have no reason to believe that ... how do you not proofread your announcements?), how about you enumerate the actual updates?
This announcement, as is, clarified nothing to me. And the few things it states definitively (e.g. you can deduct a restock fee for damaged items) again ignores the reality of selling on this site (e.g. customers can then open A2Zs, which support will often grant, and which you will always have to waste time appealing).
And the most glaring issue is the extreme glossing over here: "If you believe a refund has been incorrectly issued on your behalf by Amazon, you may be eligible to file a claim for reimbursement. For more information, go to Service Safe-T Claims."
A) This only works if we do NOT refund
B) We MUST refund
How is that not an OBVIOUS contradiction? Amazon will not refund automatically consistently, opening us to A2Z's which we WILL lose for failing to follow policy, and even when Amazon refunds, customers are still being granted A2Zs prematurely in violation of Amazon's policy.
Basically, this announcement served to remind me how much I hate this platform, while providing no new information of any kind. Well done.
Hi all,
Thank you for calling out that the link does not work!
I have updated the link and it should be working correctly.
Jim
Hi all,
Thank you for calling out that the link does not work!
I have updated the link and it should be working correctly.
Jim