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I know the process because I have setup an Amazon vendor account. You are not getting a vendor account to sell one phone you won in a bingo raffle.
by jcampbell1 4y ago
I know the process because I have setup an Amazon vendor account. You are not getting a vendor account to sell one phone you won in a bingo raffle.
- jtbayly 4y agoI can sell on Amazon. Or I used to be able to. Most recently I tried to use my account to sell some iPad/tablet/phone stands for a school. They were brand new, never opened. Amazon wouldn't let me list them unless I could prove I got them from the manufacturer or something. It sucks. I'm sure the reason is because of fraudulent items, which also sucks. Pretty bad catch-22. Anyway, I got this seller account to sell a couple of books. Used it a couple of times a decade. If I won an iPhone in a raffle, I'd absolutely be trying to sell it on Amazon.
- commoner 4y agoI used to have an Amazon Seller account on the Individual plan, which has no monthly fees: https://sell.amazon.com/pricing#selling-plans https://sell.amazon.com/pricing#selling-plans Prior to Amazon's brand restrictions, Amazon Marketplace was a popular place for individuals to sell unwanted new and used goods. Selling on Amazon was even easier than selling on eBay, since there was no need to make a new product listing with photos and descriptions. Most of the new goods sold by Individual sellers were not raffle prizes, but unwanted goods such as gifts, items obtained at a discount, and items that were not eligible for free return to the original retailer.
- whimsicalism 4y agoWhat if you bought new phones from others and then resold?