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I have had a customer who is extremely unreasonable. Item arrived damaged so we collected and refunded the product. they still left negative feedback and tried to order again. I do not want this person as a customer but Amazon will not let us block them from buying. I want to cancel the order but fear they will leave negative feedback and just re order again. Can anyone please shed some light on this.

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Hi everyone,

I launched my A5 notebook on Amazon three weeks ago, but so far I’ve only had 2 sales. I’m trying to figure out if this is normal for a new product in a competitive category or if I might be missing something important.

Here are a few details:

It’s a lined A5 notebook with a unique cover design.

I’m currently using FBA.

ASIN: B0DZXMQLBG

I’ve optimized the title, bullet points, and description with keywords.

I run some Amazon ads.

Is this kind of slow start typical for new stationery products?

Also, what are the best strategies to boost early sales and visibility (e.g., PPC, pricing, promotions)?

Any feedback or suggestions from your experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

SeaBell AAA

A couple of weeks ago Amazon set up the NEW Automated Handling Time system on my account. I didn't receive any emails about it and didn't find out about it until I saw in the left corner of my seller account that my late dispatch rate had increased. I immediately went in to check my shipping settings to find Amazon had set up the automated handling time to one day. For the last 5+ years I've been set to 2 days. I changed it back to 2 days.

I spoke to Account Health who explained what had happened and said to raise it with Seller Support (groan) who would remove the threat on my account.

I've now spent nearly a week receiving accusations from Amazon claiming that I had made the change to 1 day delivery, or I had allowed someone on my account to make the change. I've been threatened to have my inventory made inactive. I've emailed over and over again stating that the change was by Amazon and as soon as I saw it I changed it back. I am now receiving garbled messages from Amazon which make no sense at all, and now stating that I have to do a questionnaire about the late delivery or my account will be taken down.

Where do I go next? I will not be accused by Amazon of sending out late deliveries when it was Amazon that changed my shipping settings. Account Health agree and sent in a report but Seller Support don't bother to actually look at evidence or any of the screenshots I have sent them, its just copy and paste. I need someone at Amazon Seller Support to take some responsibility and look into my account - hopefully someone with an ounce of knowledge will finally actually step in.

I mean it drives me mad on Amazon from wrong A to Z, to trying to lodge a Case, to auto Seller Support responses.

But then you have AI everywhere, from Live Chat on Bay of E, to Evri, Royal Mail - pretty much most large companies.

I hate it, sends my blood pressure soring.

Getting to the point I want to give up my Amazon business.

Order 405-0350050-8137106

The buyer filed an A-Z claim for not receiving the product.

Amazon approved the seller's refund and affected the ODR.

This order shipped using Amazon Buy Shipping services. We ship on time and the parcel is delivered on time. Why it affects our performance?

Please help us.

@Seller_j9Bd91CW3ZVpr@Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN@Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP@Seller_ZyGdB49sb7An4

I know my stock. I deal with everything as I am a sole trader.

Seller Support refusing to go and remeasure even though the measurements are so wrong.