Shipping & tracking orders

Taking The Micky · #23 02-02-2016

You are a bit of an arse really, you asked for way around an amazon system to fool them on your shipping. Any fool will know you cannot dodge this, you have to enter a valid tracking number within 48hours which will show the customer and amazon the status of the shipment, simple end of story.

I gave you one way and that was changing your location, but hey, where were the thanks.

I can see from the posts you have got on this, not many helpers and now you have one less in the future

sabbiman · #24 02-02-2016

There are lots of ways around it, actually, none of which requires faking that you are out of country. That is your idea of help?

What you still don't get is your attitude...you referred to the fact that Amazon doesn't want sellers "like you" ... and then elevated yourself to the stance of a "professional seller."

If you're in prison for murder or tax evasion, you are still a what?

You are a criminal.

Reality check, pal.

If Amazon found out that you were running multiple accounts, how long do you think you would be a "professional" seller?

Taking The Micky · #25 02-02-2016

Amazon don't want drop shippers, plain and simple, especially when they try to use Prime, this is why this metric is introduced.

Regarding your last sentence, I think there is more chance of snow in the Philippines.

Glad you have found a solution, hope you post it to help other members in the forum as thats as you say is the forum is about.

sabbiman · #26 02-02-2016

Yes, but the point of that last sentence is for you to get it through your head that you are not, and never will be, considered a "professional" seller.

Not while you hide in the shadows.

Nice that you think that privately. What man thinks of himself as crooked?

But that is what you are. Just like the rest.

Taking The Micky · #27 02-02-2016

Not in shadows buddy, but when you grow up you will understand what a legal entity is and these don't need to be hiding anywhere. Amazon know my companies, give me account managers in the UK and US and not forgetting I am also a vendor to amazon.co.uk. One day you may understand.

Taking The Micky · #28 02-02-2016

But apart from that, you have not posted your solutions to the problem to help other members who may be in a similar position.

rsot · #29 02-02-2016

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Originally Posted by Taking The Micky

Basically its people like you they want to weed out. They want their customers to have there orders pretty quick, not hanging around for weeks waiting for an order.

Cutthroat to the point...

sabbiman · #30 02-03-2016

You flap your gums a lot, but the simple facts remain...if you are running multiple accounts, then it is YOU they don't want selling on Amazon.

And if they found out, they would kick you off.

Your stubbornness is amusing, though.

You professional you...so impressive...

Taking The Micky · #31 02-03-2016

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Originally Posted by sabbiman

You flap your gums a lot, but the simple facts remain...if you are running multiple accounts, then it is YOU they don't want selling on Amazon.

And if they found out, they would kick you off.

Your stubbornness is amusing, though.

You professional you...so impressive...

Perhaps you need to learn the meaning of "legal entity". A legal entity under amazon T&C is allowed one account. If you have several legal entities then you can have several accounts.

sabbiman · #32 02-03-2016

Perhaps you need a little come to Jesus moment...have some reality set in.

Stop being such an arrogant prick all the time...

Shadowman...

ampersand · #33 02-03-2016

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Originally Posted by sabbiman

As for your "professional" status...that is hilarious. So you ship everything in two days. That makes you a "professional"? Are all the accounts you run in your name? What elaborate VPN schema do you have in place to foil Amazon's bots? You lurk in the shadows, pal. Just like the rest who bend Amazon's rules to do what it is we do. Reality check, perhaps.

Dude. You should seriously publish on kindle on top of this amazon hustle. You write well. That being said. Just chill out breh. No need to take anything personal. Consider this place like a Kwik-E-Mart. Just take it and go. Add value. Then take it and go. lool

sabbiman · #34 02-04-2016

I quit my job as an editor of a large magazine to sell on Amazon. Was being paid well, but selling on Amazon paid so much more. Too, I didn't have to listen to some blowhard blow.

...don't worry...not taking it personal. Been doing this since 2001. I have adapted many many times. This is no different. I was only seeing if there were others in the same position, before Captain Professional decided to look down his proboscis at me. (You have to get out your dictionary, el professionale, or could you figure that word from the context?)

I may be the last remaining drop shipper, I may not. But I know this. I ain't going anywhere. Money is too good.

ciao!