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Amazon buyer asks, ‘Who polices online seller-scammers?’

Just read a fascinating (and lengthy!) rant by an Amazon Marketplace buyer who was shafted by a mega-seller/drop-shipper. All the gory details are in this blog post on Bioepherma. So if any_book routinely does this kind of thing – lying about their merchandise, not shipping it on time, etc. – why was their positive feedback [...]
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Getting reimbursed for Amazon A-to-Z Guarantee claims

If you’ve been selling on Amazon for a while, you’ve probably received at least one dreaded A-to-Z Guarantee claim. This is the mechanism that enables Marketplace buyers to get their money back if they don’t receive their merchandise, and the seller refuses to refund. Sometimes, of course, the customer who files the A-to-Z claim has [...]
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Amazon weakens A-to-Z Guarantee protection for sellers

Every day, it seems, Amazon does something to make it harder to make an honest buck selling books. Yesterday the company revised its A-to-Z Guarantee, making it much more likely that sellers will forfeit funds when buyers claim nondelivery — even if tracking shows the book was delivered! The bottom line is this: If your [...]
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Q&A: Why do you send Amazon Marketplace buyers to the A to Z Guarantee?

QUESTION: You’ve said you usually steer people requesting refunds to the A to Z procedure at Amazon.com rather than just refund their money yourself through your Seller Account. Why? Is there any advantage to the seller to send a buyer to Amazon.com and A to Z for a refund, or is this just to figure [...]
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