Its about time Amazon improved Pending orders
imgSign in
Country changed
user profile
Seller_tRuvBEHDedp4q

Its about time Amazon improved Pending orders

So a customer placed an order on 22nd December but it went to Pending

On the morning of the 23rd I put holiday settings on and they will stay on until the new year

Amazon did not clear the item for dispatch until the afternoon of the 24th and customer had paid for Next Day delivery

Royal Mail last collection on Christmas Eve was at 1pm so there was no way this package could be sent on the 24th or that it would get there on Christmas day either.

Now Amazon are saying I have late dispatched the item

Its about time Amazon allowed us to cancel Pending orders in these situations - or at least not accept an order until payment is cleared. Or if they cannot do this, then if holiday mode is activated before payment is cleared, the dispatch date should be extended.

eBay have a really simply solution - they allow us to set both a start and end date when we on holiday and automatically calculate delivery dates accordingly. Why Amazon cannot employ a similar system is beyond me.

502 views
12 replies
Tags:Seller fulfilled, Shipping, Vacation settings
210
Reply
0 replies
user profile
Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM

.. and a Happy New Year 2025

img

230
user profile
Seller_VpTps3nNkV8hZ

user profile
Seller_540qgZMXuuXdD

This is no comment on yourself, but is that AI garbage really for sale at Adobe?

View post

They have their own AI image generator from what I remember.

On topic, that shouldn't even need to be an idea, it should be standard. At least we should have the ability to cancel a pending order if it's more than a day old. I had one pending for about 3 weeks and it was a sold out Christmas item that ended up unsold after Christmas.

10
user profile
Seller_SnNztJIII3ZP5

It would be beneficial for sellers to have the ability to cancel pending orders that show no activity or payment within 24 hours. Upon cancellation, customers would receive a notification from Amazon informing them that the order was canceled due to non-payment and advising them to place a new order if they still wish to proceed. This approach would streamline the process, allowing customers genuinely interested in the item to reorder promptly while letting inactive orders expire.

50
user profile
Seller_NWYBlKKXCADl4
This post has been deleted
01
user profile
Seller_TVhMAPiT9iryJ
This post has been deleted
02
user profile
Seller_le0VlrBRrdzCG
This post has been deleted
02
user profile
Seller_NR7AbZwDMu6mb

Agreed 100%. I have had a competitor trying to tie up stock and have hundreds of pending orders for the same item since mid December. Reported it to Amazon who of course dismissed this and could see nothing wrong. They really need a process to auto cancel after 24-48 hours.

00
user profile
Seller_cS7aR5vb2IA5s

(SPAM, removed by moderator)

00
Follow this discussion to be notified of new activity

Similar Discussions