I like selling on Amazon and eBay. What I do not like is the idea of FBA, regardless of the potential higher profit margins. I just cannot get past trusting strangers with my inventory and feeling confident enough to know items are packed carefully for shipping. Although what happened to Undercover Boss and others in other scenarios can also happen to us sellers that fulfill our own items, it just seems that having to deal with incompetent workers at Amazon is a huge hassle. So in Undercover Boss' situation above, a customer (thief would be more appropriate in this case) ordered and paid for 10 30320 Gallimimus Trap polybags. 27 days after delivery, the scammer files a claim with Amazon stating the polybags were missing pieces. 1st, if I was an Amazon rep, I would question whether ALL 10 sets were indeed missing pieces. What is the likelihood that all 10 sets are missing pieces, and the supposedly missing pieces happen to be the most sought after pieces, the dinos? 2nd, after the buyer (scammer) took 40 days to send what they claimed were incomplete sets back to Amazon, the idiots at Amazon sent the scammer 10 more replacements from Undercover Boss' inventory. 3rd, if the scammer's claim was true in the first place, the replacement sets from Undercover Boss' inventory would most likely also be missing pieces and the scammer buyer would have the same issue as the original order. Wow, just wow! If I ever considered trying FBA, I will certainly avoid it after hearing stories like this So sorry to hear this happened.