Amazon... Comfirmation and tracking infos

[newtools]

To the big guys... and u know who you are..

Do you guys input tracking numbers when confirming shipments or do you leave blank? does this matter much in blocking you or not.

I usually use basic accts for selling to turn n burn but i thought i would try a pro. well 26 sales latter in 2 days, i have blownnn the hell out of velocity as expected but have yet to confirm.

My question... confirming all 26+ in one day a no no or it's all good? raise any flags as it goes to the payments account with a few...?

also does it matter weather i put the tracking in or keep it blank.

there are times when u have not yet received the shipment but i know its all coming so it will be aval. to ship in 5 days or so but there is or will be no tracking for now. I usually leave it blank...

is it advisable with a more bulk amount of sales or it doesn't really matter?

I have also noticed a 4 day ship by date instead of 2 day shipping by dates. Guys chime in.

as i know it will prob go into a 90 day after the 30.... it's fine i just do not want to be shut down after confirming tons of orders and not see it drop into the payments.

thanx

[jeffweico]

I always enter the tracking numbers. Amazon likes this. It CAN help with reviews, but it will not stop you from being blocked if you are doing something Amazon does not like. It will also not CAUSE you to be blocked in and of itself.

Shipping time is based on business days, so if you received an order on Thursday, they expect it to be shipped by Monday.

And not all accounts get blocked after the 30 day review. Mainly, it seems to depend on whether or not you have any complaints, and also on what you sell. The less risky the items, the better the chance of passing the review. For example, someone selling books has a better chance of making it than someone who sells box sets of DVD's. But even if your items are risky in their eyes, I have still seen accounts pass the review. You just never know.

It is always best to plan on having your money held for 90 days. That way, if it does not happen, great. But if it does, it will not come as a surprise and put you in a bind financially.

[Here We Go Again]

I always confirm each order with the correct number.
I have confirmed 100+ orders in the same day, it makes no difference.
When you input the confirmation number the buyer gets it in a email from Amazon.
This way the buyer is more likely to not bother you about their order.

I always plan on my accounts lasting less than a week.
I always plan on my money being held for 90 days.
When I get an account back after 30 it is just a bonus.

[MadSam]

I've confirmed them by the 000s at the same time. Never a problem.