Support case 16348130031
I have one order, but 14 units, weighing my OTDR down like the Titanic because it was supposed to be delivered to Redington Shores Florida in the St. Pete area during the hurricane.
USPS tracking says "No Access to Delivery Location" - Order has still not been delivered. The delivery area is currently reporting almost 30,000 homes damaged and hundreds completely destroyed. It is unknown what "no access" means - maybe the customer's house no longer exists.
The customer's address is not just on the coast, but literally on a pier jutting out in the ocean. Literally the worst place possible in a hurricane.
I can't include external links, but a quick look at a map of Redington Shores will immediately raise concern. The town's website says POWER IS STILL OUT and the Red Cross is feeding residents who are still there. They will not even start removing debris until this next week.
It's a terrible, terrible situation.
Order 113-2398782-9357015
Despite USPS saying order "No access" allowing delivery, Amazon decided to say the order was in fact delivered in an immaculate delivery despite there being no power and no debris removal, and then used that falsity to ravage my ODTR and threaten my account and ability to put food on my table and a roof over my head.
Despite Amazon's promise not to negatively impact OTDR due to Hurricane Helene delivery issues, seller support says tough.
Please explain:
1. Why all orders to hurricane impacted areas are not being OTDR protected.
2. Why Amazon's OTDR report is saying the order was delivered on 9/30 when in fact it was not.
3. Why Amazon does not automatically exempt orders that are coded "no access".
4. Why Amazon would declare an order coded "no access" as delivered and harm my business.
*** Let's be clear about this - we are not talking "late orders" - this is about Amazon threatening sellers' businesses and ability to keep food on the table. The OTDR penalty is the death penalty for selling on Amazon which is one reason why so many are so angry at Amazon for threatening their income for delivery issues beyond their control. To use the hurricane and orders that cannot be delivered as a basis to threaten and penalize sellers is inhuman. ***