Hi,

I am a new seller on Amazon. I will list a product that has already been listed by someone else. I want to add a variation of the existing product; the owner is not me.

Firstly, can I add a new variation for someone else's already listed product?

Secondly, can I edit the title, description, and bullet points for this already-listed product? I believe I can create a better product.

Best.

Hi! I have an existing US selling account and was encouraged to expand to the EU marketplace. I took the leap and wanted to try out the UK marketplace. But I have issue registering for my UK account via my US seller central under the Sell Globally tab, then I was advised to create a new UK account and try to merge with my US account. However, after I successfully registered a new UK professional account, I wasn't able to merge the two accounts, the error message was that I have a pending registration on one of the accounts. So on the advice of Seller Support, I terminated my UK pending registration on my US account, which deleted all my EU marketplaces pending registration. I still can't merge the two accounts after many tries and to-and-fro with Seller Support on both marketplaces. I saw a few threads on this similar topics and wonder what happened to the sellers who encountered the same issue? Have you managed to resolve the issue? I actually was thinking to just live with two accounts and pay two sets of professional fees, but I now have the issue of creating a listing on my new Amazon UK account as Amazon and a third FBM seller are selling my products there, even after I edited the setting on my US account. Appreciate any help, thanks!

Hi,

I am trying to list a product I have imported. There are other sellers selling this exact item, so I don't know whether I am supposed to match one of the other seller's listing, or create a new one. I see they all have different ASIN's. Most of them are branded too. This is where my confusion lies....to match a listing, it has to be EXACTLY the same. If theirs is branded and mine is not, then it's not exactly the same, correct? So I cannot match those listings? Would I have to find the product listed as generic, to be allowed to match it?

Thanks in advance!