Amazon Merge and Restricted listing

[halookick]

Amazon recently merge two ASIN and restricted access for only them (Amazon).


This is a stealth account, and has stealth shipping address. How do I receive stock back ? Can Amazon relabel ?

[Taking The Micky]

Amazon won't relabel.

When you create a removal order you can select any return address you wish. I would use your local UPS store addressed with your "NAME" and marked "TO COLLECT" and go and collect your items

[halookick]

This is a stealth account. So I don't want to use my real name in fear that I might link my current account when inputting shipping information. What if my local UPS store is in a different state ? Will this be a problem ?

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by halookick

This is a stealth account. So I don't want to use my real name in fear that I might link my current account when inputting shipping information. What if my local UPS store is in a different state ? Will this be a problem ?

Doesn't matter.

Go to your local USPS. Rent a PO Box. Put the name of a non-existent person or friend as an "authorized recipient". Receive your goods at the PO Box.

[Taking The Micky]

UPS one of amazon main shippers will not deliver to a USPS PO Box or any PO Box as nobody can sign for a POD. They may leave note in the box an say collect at there main facility or return to sender.

If left at the main facility you will need ID to collect your shipments, so how can a non existent person do this.

Also PO Boxes are mean't for post not for large consignments of goods.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by Taking The Micky

UPS one of amazon main shippers will not deliver to a USPS PO Box or any PO Box as nobody can sign for a POD. They may leave note in the box an say collect at there main facility or return to sender.

If left at the main facility you will need ID to collect your shipments, so how can a non existent person do this.

Also PO Boxes are mean't for post not for large consignments of goods.

I have withdrawn thousands of FBA items to my home and never signed for a single package. And when my account was suspended, we're talking tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise.

I fail to see an issue with USPS.

And they've never bothered asking me for ID on any of my recipients. Just the box # and the pink slip.

[jakobrockz]

I have never been ID'd when picking up a package with a pink slip

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by jakobrockz

I have never been ID'd when picking up a package with a pink slip

As usual, Micky is full of ****.

[halookick]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

As usual, Micky is full of ****.

MICKY is correct! You cannot use UPS with USPS PO Box. It's a gamble.

[Taking The Micky]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

I have withdrawn thousands of FBA items to my home and never signed for a single package. And when my account was suspended, we're talking tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise.

I fail to see an issue with USPS.

And they've never bothered asking me for ID on any of my recipients. Just the box # and the pink slip.

Hey this is to your home not a USPS PO Box, read the posts and understand what the member wants to do.

Just go to USPS website and UPS website and read conditions of delivery and acceptance to a PO Box.

[Taking The Micky]

Originally Posted by jakobrockz

I have never been ID'd when picking up a package with a pink slip

You've been lucky then, I am always asked for ID at my depot.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Actually, you can receive UPS packages at a PO Box.....IF your PO allows you to use the "Street address" to receive packges.

Example: Instead of PO Box 12345, Anytown, USA

It's:

678 Main Street # 12345
Anytown, USA

If they allow packages to be received at an address like this, you can have them delivered to your PO box, so long as you write the address like that.

[Taking The Micky]

Can I use UPS to ship to a P.O. Box?

From UPS website
UPS will only accept shipments to a valid street address. We do not deliver to P.O. Boxes. If a shipper should use a P.O. Box address, the recipient´s telephone number must be included on the label. Your package that is addressed to a P.O. Box may be delayed, will not be covered by any UPS Service Guarantee, and will require an address correction charge. Additionally, Army Post Office (APO) and Fleet Post Office (FPO) addresses are not accepted.

Your method above GOA will only work if the local USPS will accept the parcel, this is not always the case. There are many posts on this within the amazon.com forum. The main reason is liability for the parcel is passed onto USPS and if they lose it they are liable for the loss.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by Taking The Micky

Can I use UPS to ship to a P.O. Box?

From UPS website
UPS will only accept shipments to a valid street address. We do not deliver to P.O. Boxes. If a shipper should use a P.O. Box address, the recipient´s telephone number must be included on the label. Your package that is addressed to a P.O. Box may be delayed, will not be covered by any UPS Service Guarantee, and will require an address correction charge. Additionally, Army Post Office (APO) and Fleet Post Office (FPO) addresses are not accepted.

Your method above GOA will only work if the local USPS will accept the parcel, this is not always the case. There are many posts on this within the amazon.com forum. The main reason is liability for the parcel is passed onto USPS and if they lose it they are liable for the loss.

Read my post.

I explicitly state the exact circumstances under which you can receive UPS packages to a PO Box.

There is no room for confusion.

[Taking The Micky]

As said it all depends on the local USPS not your post, and you have had no experience of this method.

You tend to remind of a Stevie Wonder song.

[Taking The Micky]

Firstly you are directing insults to a member on the forum which is against the rules, which off course I shall report you, and you may get banned AGAIN.

You said it depends on your PO, is this USPS or the PO box, please write clearly then we can understand what you are trying to write.

But your experience only comes when people question your experience and you write what you imagine you have done. At the outset of this post you said parcels were returned to your home and not a PO Box and now you also use PO Boxes for returns, quite amazing how your experience has changed with the thread discussion.

I never said impossible UPS said they don't deliver to PO Boxes not me. It is also far easier and quicker to collect your packages at a UPS Store.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by Taking The Micky

Firstly you are directing insults to a member on the forum which is against the rules, which off course I shall report you, and you may get banned AGAIN.

Pot and Kettle? You lucked out because it's Aspkin and not TGMT or James.

You said it depends on your PO, is this USPS or the PO box, please write clearly then we can understand what you are trying to write.

PO stands for "POST OFFICE". I don't need to explain the term.

But your experience only comes when people question your experience and you write what you imagine you have done. At the outset of this post you said parcels were returned to your home and not a PO Box and now you also use PO Boxes for returns, quite amazing how your experience has changed with the thread discussion.

I said RETURNS. Do you think that ONLY AMAZON RETURNS use UPS? Hello?

I never said impossible UPS said they don't deliver to PO Boxes not me. It is also far easier and quicker to collect your packages at a UPS Store.

Wheres your proof? I find it easier and faster to collect from my local Post office, due to the location....