20 minutes ago, asharerin said:

Anyone with an individual account receive the email to provide safety certs yet? We have nothing on our individual account that sells Lego. Curious if being an individual seller means able to fly under the radar? We just have discontinued sets listed. Anyone receive a request on out of print sets or is it just current?

 

Great advice. Diversification and adaptation are the only ways to escape becoming a dinosaur these days.

Yes. I am individual and have not received any of these notices. I have several active Lego listings. 

Ditto here. I’m in Canada so it may be different here

6 hours ago, brickology101 said:

Get your Ebay store ready guys...

 

yeah right - get your ebay store ready to be the new drop shipper for some d!ck on amazon.

I legitimately feel awful for y’all if this is the end. As someone on the outside of FBA, welcome to the pit.


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Has anyone's toy safety certifications been processed and approved yet?  Mine are still pending.

Nothing yet either


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Did anyone/everyone else get shifted permanently to the new "Inventory Amazon Fulfills" page?  I found the functionality of the old page better even though it looked dated and used Archive/Unarchive heavily.  Any suggestions on something similar with the new page?  Active/Inactive doesn't cut it since there is no control...

2 hours ago, cladner said:

yeah right - get your ebay store ready to be the new drop shipper for some d!ck on amazon.

Plus I cannot see myself packing 100+ items a day during holiday. 

Yes. I am individual and have not received any of these notices. I have several active Lego listings. 

I’m an individual seller, received notification for 2 of my items only. Both Lego, Lego Friends to be exact.
Both discontinued.

1 minute ago, Emvisawthatswho said:

 

I’m an individual seller, received notification for 2 of my items only. Both Lego, Lego Friends to be exact.
Both discontinued.

 

What is an individual seller as opposed to what type of seller ? Sorry for my ignorance.

1 minute ago, brickology101 said:

What is an individual seller as opposed to what type of seller ? Sorry for my ignorance.

As opposed to being a professional seller. Got it...

Now that the deadline of Oct 23rd is past for those ASIN's that required a safety document, did you guys see any action in your account ? I see a "Fix Stranded Inventory" in my "Inventory Management" page that wasn't there before. However, when I click on it "Not Found" comes up ? Unusual. In my case the ASIN's I had to provide safety document for were delisted from my inventory months ago. Is this just me or do you guys have what looks like a broken "Fix Stranded Inventory" message as well ?

So I finally received my "inauthentic LEGO product" that was claimed from an FBA buyer. To refresh your memory, this was for a Temple of Airjitzu I sold for $315 FBA this August. The buyer filed a claim that I sold them inauthentic LEGO and then waited a few months to return the product. Meanwhile, I was dinged by Amazon and my selling privileges were in question. I appealed to Amazon with copies of my purchase receipts for the exact TOA set from Amazon and LEGO shop at home. They denied my documentation and gave me another warning.

I received a box yesterday that was supposed to have my "fake" TOA set in it, and instead I get  an open and partially assembled 10252 VW Beetle. The paperwork in the box says it is my 70751 Temple of Airjitzu.

Is there a way to get a real person on the phone or email from AMZ to help me resolve this? I get it, scammers are going to scam, but I want to make sure I don't loose my selling privileges heading into the holidays.

Any thoughts?

9 minutes ago, 4cs said:

So I finally received my "inauthentic LEGO product" that was claimed from an FBA buyer. To refresh your memory, this was for a Temple of Airjitzu I sold for $315 FBA this August. The buyer filed a claim that I sold them inauthentic LEGO and then waited a few months to return the product. Meanwhile, I was dinged by Amazon and my selling privileges were in question. I appealed to Amazon with copies of my purchase receipts for the exact TOA set from Amazon and LEGO shop at home. They denied my documentation and gave me another warning.

I received a box yesterday that was supposed to have my "fake" TOA set in it, and instead I get  an open and partially assembled 10252 VW Beetle. The paperwork in the box says it is my 70751 Temple of Airjitzu.

Is there a way to get a real person on the phone or email from AMZ to help me resolve this? I get it, scammers are going to scam, but I want to make sure I don't loose my selling privileges heading into the holidays.

Any thoughts?

You can file another case, mark it urgent, and request that they call you in the case.

On 10/21/2018 at 9:47 AM, exciter1 said:

Has anyone's toy safety certifications been processed and approved yet?  Mine are still pending.

Still processing here, too, and we're past the the October 23 date. My ASINs in the document request are still active (and selling).

I have a pro account with over a thousand discontinued LEGO ASINs listings. Only 26 required the safety documents; I don't think it has anything to do with individual/pro - just whether you so happen to be selling an ASIN that they're checking. I did get requests for non-LEGO toy products, as well.

Re: Choice of shipping cartons to go to Amazon.... lots of people talk about using Home Depot boxes... any thing wrong with Lowes boxes?  Also... anyone know the max limit on box size to avoid dimensional weight charges (shipping UPS to Amazon)?

1 hour ago, Kenxxx said:

Re: Choice of shipping cartons to go to Amazon.... lots of people talk about using Home Depot boxes... any thing wrong with Lowes boxes?  Also... anyone know the max limit on box size to avoid dimensional weight charges (shipping UPS to Amazon)?

Doesn't really matter what box you use . I have used HD , Lowe's , U-Line, recycled big store boxes ( target,walmart, etc..) boxes. They all work just fine . 

box cant be larger than 25x25x25 and no heavier than 50lb 

1 hour ago, Kenxxx said:

Re: Choice of shipping cartons to go to Amazon.... lots of people talk about using Home Depot boxes... any thing wrong with Lowes boxes?  Also... anyone know the max limit on box size to avoid dimensional weight charges (shipping UPS to Amazon)?

Uhaul delivers boxes with free shipping over $99. I hated going to home depot to having to get a stack of boxes up to the register and then have to cart them out to my car.  I'd rather watch the fed ex guy do all the work for me and bring them to my door   I didn't think dimensional weight was a thing with inbound FBA boxes.  They haven't asked for dimensions for a while.

1 hour ago, cobrakai said:

Uhaul delivers boxes with free shipping over $99. I hated going to home depot to having to get a stack of boxes up to the register and then have to cart them out to my car.  I'd rather watch the fed ex guy do all the work for me and bring them to my door   I didn't think dimensional weight was a thing with inbound FBA boxes.  They haven't asked for dimensions for a while.

Are the U-Haul boxes heavy duty?

 

I enter dimensions every time. Am I doing it wrong?

Are the U-Haul boxes heavy duty?
 
I enter dimensions every time. Am I doing it wrong?

You get charged more most likely by adding the dimensions. It is optional.


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9 minutes ago, chinothegeeko said:

 

You get charged more most likely by adding the dimensions. It is optional.


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Wait what...

My mind is breaking. I generally use the internet form for outlining what contents are in the boxes and they always require weight and dimensions. Is there a way around this?

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2 minutes ago, landphieran said:

Wait what...

My mind is breaking. I generally use the internet form for outlining what contents are in the boxes and they always require weight and dimensions. Is there a way around this?

Just leave the dimensions section blank . 

Wait what...
My mind is breaking. I generally use the internet form for outlining what contents are in the boxes and they always require weight and dimensions. Is there a way around this?

Any FBA shipment leave the box dimensions out. You are more than likely getting charged more due to DIM weight.


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7 hours ago, Bold-Arrow said:

Doesn't really matter what box you use . I have used HD , Lowe's , U-Line, recycled big store boxes ( target,walmart, etc..) boxes. They all work just fine . 

box cant be larger than 25x25x25 and no heavier than 50lb 

Don't forget to use the free eBay tape from having a store, or a fancy gum machine.

Just leave the dimensions section blank . 

Can you do this for FedEx and UPS through FBA? I had no idea.

Can you do this for FedEx and UPS through FBA? I had no idea.

Yes for both.


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Dang! I wonder how much money I’ve lost in shipping the past few years?