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Selling items that are new but have been slightly damaged

Hi all,

I have some items( 20 items) that have been slightly damaged. They are new toys but the back of the box has come off. They are unused and new but can i sell them at a cheaper rate as they are damaged? What condition should I use? is there a special process for this?

All advice/info is appreciated.

Thanks

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Seller_Pd1ptQfwxFWY0

Selling items that are new but have been slightly damaged

Hi all,

I have some items( 20 items) that have been slightly damaged. They are new toys but the back of the box has come off. They are unused and new but can i sell them at a cheaper rate as they are damaged? What condition should I use? is there a special process for this?

All advice/info is appreciated.

Thanks

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Seller_k2X0L9mVRT0pW
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you can’t sell them “new” and I think you’ll find Amazon require all toys on their site to be new not used

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Maybe "New - open box" is the best condition so that people don't expect a new shiny box, but also know that they're paying for something new.

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Seller_Pd1ptQfwxFWY0

Selling items that are new but have been slightly damaged

Hi all,

I have some items( 20 items) that have been slightly damaged. They are new toys but the back of the box has come off. They are unused and new but can i sell them at a cheaper rate as they are damaged? What condition should I use? is there a special process for this?

All advice/info is appreciated.

Thanks

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Selling items that are new but have been slightly damaged

Hi all,

I have some items( 20 items) that have been slightly damaged. They are new toys but the back of the box has come off. They are unused and new but can i sell them at a cheaper rate as they are damaged? What condition should I use? is there a special process for this?

All advice/info is appreciated.

Thanks

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Selling items that are new but have been slightly damaged

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Hi all,

I have some items( 20 items) that have been slightly damaged. They are new toys but the back of the box has come off. They are unused and new but can i sell them at a cheaper rate as they are damaged? What condition should I use? is there a special process for this?

All advice/info is appreciated.

Thanks

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Seller_k2X0L9mVRT0pW
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you can’t sell them “new” and I think you’ll find Amazon require all toys on their site to be new not used

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Seller_x4tzkGuwzOigF
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Maybe "New - open box" is the best condition so that people don't expect a new shiny box, but also know that they're paying for something new.

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Seller_k2X0L9mVRT0pW
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you can’t sell them “new” and I think you’ll find Amazon require all toys on their site to be new not used

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Seller_k2X0L9mVRT0pW
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you can’t sell them “new” and I think you’ll find Amazon require all toys on their site to be new not used

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Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
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You choose the appropriate condition from Amazon's policy and ensure it is accurately described in the condition notes with photos.

https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/help/hub/reference/G200339950

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Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
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You choose the appropriate condition from Amazon's policy and ensure it is accurately described in the condition notes with photos.

https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/help/hub/reference/G200339950

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Seller_x4tzkGuwzOigF
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Maybe "New - open box" is the best condition so that people don't expect a new shiny box, but also know that they're paying for something new.

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Seller_x4tzkGuwzOigF
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Maybe "New - open box" is the best condition so that people don't expect a new shiny box, but also know that they're paying for something new.

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