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On what basis are you saying they aren't acting like it? And they've been saying that for years, and basically nobody keeps inventory for years because Amazon
by ikeboy 7y ago
On what basis are you saying they aren't acting like it?
And they've been saying that for years, and basically nobody keeps inventory for years because Amazon charges huge fees for doing so. If your position is they switched over years ago then it's not an issue now.
- erik_seaberg 7y agoYou don't know whose units were used to fill an order for your listing. You can't blacklist scammers. You don't know how many of your units remain in stock, and you can't get just those back. If every lot of units were individually tracked, why would barcodes even matter?
- ikeboy 7y agoWho's you? If you mean Amazon, then they know. Individual sellers don't know, correct. If you as a seller want to be able to get the same units shipped back, then don't use the manufacturer barcode program. Barcodes matter so the warehouse can scan and know which product has been shipped in. Every product in the system requires a barcode of some sort.