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> you have to just look at the ~30% that is direct from Amazon. Except due to commingling you might get something from a 3rd party Fulfilled by Amazon instead

by dfrage 7y ago

> you have to just look at the ~30% that is direct from Amazon. Except due to commingling you might get something from a 3rd party Fulfilled by Amazon instead of Amazon's supply chain. > And with first hand experience with Amazon's Vendor program they go further than a lot of other retailers in pushing costs onto their vendors such as making them eat returns etc. I know Walmart is very severe with their vendors, do you believe Amazon is worse?

j-c-hewitt 7y ago
That number is included in the marketplace vs 1P sales. The 3P seller gets credited when their commingled item is sold. Amazon gets credited for the sale when it is the one they own that is sold. That's how it works. A lot of sellers also opt out of commingling so it is really not as much of a factor as is sometimes portrayed. There are only certain kinds of items that are disproportionately impacted by it. >I know Walmart is very severe with their vendors, do you believe Amazon is worse? I mean, Walmart is harsh, but Amazon is just an insane robot as it relates to most vendors. Think more maliciously dumb than evil.