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I think they already started going there, at least in the UK. All my latest orders were delivered by 'Amazon Logistics'.
by jb17 13y ago
I think they already started going there, at least in the UK. All my latest orders were delivered by 'Amazon Logistics'.
- awjr 13y agoI've just integrated all of our 7,000+ products into Amazon and one of the things Amazon is trying to do now is persuade us to use Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA). It's quite attractive to us as a retailer as they take all the negative feedback, handle returns, etc etc. FBA makes us, as a retailer, look good and saves us money (no shipping costs), while protecting our reputation. From a logistics point of view it simplifies things immensely (we just need to manage stocks in another warehouse). Coding this should, however, be interesting :)
- cm2012 13y agoI would love to chat with you (email in profile). We have 20,000 products in FBA right now and I've been selling on Amazon for years with separate companies. The only issue is that you can't ship international multichannel yet, even if you get your products approved for Global Export.
- bpicolo 13y agoThe odd thing I see with fulfilled by Amazon is that nothing is necessarily stopping them from buying the goods themselves and selling them in the long run if they see fit.
- msy 13y agoAmazon logistics in the UK at least seems to be a cover for using a variety of no-name low-cost couriers, which for me at least has resulted in most deliveries now involving at least one fake 'delivery attempt' and needless runaround. I'm starting to buy things elsewhere as a result, it's not worth the hassle.
- nicholassmith 13y agoI'll purposefully try and pick an option that results in a DHL delivery to avoid the risk of Yodel/Hermes instead, as they're just awful.
- kuwahara 13y agoReport it to Amazon customer service, they can't do anything if they don't know.