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Wait, did I get it correctly that they're holding the money of customers? Wonder if the customer can then just challenge this in a small claims court as a Eu
by Woeps 4y ago
Wait, did I get it correctly that they're holding the money of customers?
Wonder if the customer can then just challenge this in a small claims court as a European (if your country has something like this.)
- lozenge 4y agoNo, they're threatening to hold the money of sellers who don't comply with their policy. It's probably legal in that Amazon's seller terms already specify they can hold the money from any purchase for up to N days (say, net 30) and that they can suspend seller accounts for certain reasons. So they will have already paid the seller for orders more than 30 days in the past and the rest they can hold.
- counttheforks 4y ago> and the rest they can hold ...for 30 days. Is what any reasonable human would assume. You can still make a bank transfer to someone even though you banned them from your own platform.