Hello,

I sell on Amazon North America (US, Canada, Mexico) and recently started registering for an Amazon Europe seller account. However, I had to cancel midway, and now I can’t resume the registration. I keep getting an "registration unavailable" error.

My Seller Central dashboard also shows conflicting information:

In some areas, the EU marketplace appears linked.

In other areas, it doesn’t show as linked or connected.

When I try to register or link my EU account, after signing in, I just get redirected back to my existing marketplace with no option to proceed.

I’ve searched the forums and found that incomplete registrations seem to cause similar issues, and it often requires Seller Support intervention. I’ve also checked with Amazon support in the US, UK, and Germany, but none of the suggested solutions worked.

Has anyone else experienced this? If so, how did you resolve it? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Is there a change for a handmade seller offering products in Saudi Arabia? Do I have to have a professional account?

I have many asin's that are SFP with 1-2 day delivery, and the shipping template is set to ship the same day.

The PDP says "usually ships within 2 to 3 weeks" right underneath "Prime ONE-DAY delivery TOMORROW"

This is very confusing and misleading to customers.

This displays on many of my SFP listing, sometimes says "ships within 2 to 3 days" or "4 to 5 days" and so on, even though they ALL use the same shipping template and ALL offer 1-2 day delivery.

NOTE: Many of my listings had the Custom manual exempt handling time until passing and qualifying for SFP at Christmas (at which point the listings became SFP and have been SFP since Christmas). It seems as if the manual exemption handling time is still hanging around in the system instead of letting SFP completely "take over" all the shipping/delivery elements that SFP is supposed to control on the PDP.

I have Case ID 17477701811, and as usual I received a completely irrelevant response talking about promise delivery extensions 🤦‍♀️ That is clearly NOT the issue here, whatsoever.

Next month Amazon is changing its seller reimbursement policy for FBA inventory lost or damaged in an Amazon warehouse. The current per item reimbursement amount - sales price minus applicable fees - seems pretty reasonable to me. In contrast, the new policy is extremely unfair to Handmade sellers.

Beginning on March 10, when Amazon loses or damages an item they will reimburse sellers “based on the product manufacturing cost of the affected inventory.” Unless we provide supporting documentation, Amazon will “estimate” our manufacturing costs and reimburse us accordingly.

To some extent I understand the new policy when applied to sellers who simply source a finished product from a third party and resell that item on Amazon. As anyone reading this appreciates, the problem is that the process of manufacturing handmade products bears little resemblance to purchasing finished products from third parties. Submitting documentation to Amazon with respect to manufacturing costs is going to be a nightmare for Handmade sellers. More importantly, creating handmade products takes a significant amount of time. Does anyone honestly believe that Amazon will take this time into consideration when determining an item’s manufacturing cost?

So here’s my question - can the appropriate people from the Amazon Handmade Team please act on our behalf in order to have Handmade sellers exempted from the new FBA reimbursement policy? I’m probably just shouting into the void here, but you never know…