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Getting reimbursed for Amazon A-to-Z Guarantee claims

By Steve Weber | Published: August 20, 2007
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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Will the Postal Service sink online booksellers?

By Steve Weber | Published: April 9, 2007
Well, here’s a new shipping problem that hasn’t gotten much attention yet: Next month the Postal Service will eliminate its international version of “Media Mail,” which has traditionally been called “surface.” This mode of economy shipping is called “surface” because the packages are shipped literally on the “surface” of cargo ships going overseas. “Surface” mail [...]
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Q&A: How can I list books for sale on Amazon’s international sites?

By Steve Weber | Published: February 4, 2007
QUESTION: Now that Amazon has done away with zShop listings in lieu of building a universal catalog, how does one go about listing a book that is already listed on Amazon.uk, for example? I have bought from other U.S. third-party sellers who have listings there. How can a single person set up such an account [...]
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