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> Seems like Amazon can just force third-party vendors to reveal their full legal identity to the customer then They already do. You have their data on invoice
by bitL 7y ago
> Seems like Amazon can just force third-party vendors to reveal their full legal identity to the customer then
They already do. You have their data on invoice.
- joyjoyjoy 7y agoBullocks. For example, try to track down this seller (Amazon Germany) https://www.amazon.de/sp?asin=&isAmazonFulfilled=&isCBA=&seller=A38EK8GC5Z9E9B&tab=&vasStoreID= https://www.amazon.de/sp?asin=&isAmazonFulfilled=&isCBA=&sel...
- bitL 7y agoOK, I am not that familiar with Amazon DE's operation, I only ran companies that acted as 3rd party sellers on Amazon US, including writing MWS software, and they had certain requirements.
- crazygringo 7y agoOn invoice? What invoice? When I order from a third-party seller, there's no guarantee there's any invoice? If they ship directly, sometimes it comes with a kind of paper receipt, sometimes it doesn't. If they fulfill via Amazon, it definitely doesn't. I don't think I've gotten a receipt/invoice with any Amazon package in years... (I remember it used to come with them.) And I click through my online order and click on the name of the seller, it just has tabs with things like generic shipping and return policies. I can't find any legal or contact info whatsoever beyond the name.