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Amazon is selling returned merchandise as "new" and refuses to stop the practice.

Our company sells what are defined as "pesticide devices" by the U.S. EPA. For the past 6+ months, we have been receiving angry messages from customers who have been receiving used products. We have created numerous Seller Support cases about this issue. We have been told my multiple levels of support that this is a standard practice by Amazon and that we are unable to do anything about it.

It is actually illegal to resell used "pesticide devices" as "new". Yet, we keep being told by Seller Support that if Amazon inspects the returns and they look unused, they can place them back in to new inventory. Obviously, what is happening is that Amazon is not thoroughly inspecting every unit in the package before deciding to place them back into new inventory.

This has been a super frustrating issue that is killing our business and angering Amazon's customers. Moderators, we have exhausted all avenues with Seller Support and would appreciate any help you can provide in getting Amazon to quit putting returned merchandise back into "new" inventory.

Thank you.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Amazon is selling returned merchandise as "new" and refuses to stop the practice.

Our company sells what are defined as "pesticide devices" by the U.S. EPA. For the past 6+ months, we have been receiving angry messages from customers who have been receiving used products. We have created numerous Seller Support cases about this issue. We have been told my multiple levels of support that this is a standard practice by Amazon and that we are unable to do anything about it.

It is actually illegal to resell used "pesticide devices" as "new". Yet, we keep being told by Seller Support that if Amazon inspects the returns and they look unused, they can place them back in to new inventory. Obviously, what is happening is that Amazon is not thoroughly inspecting every unit in the package before deciding to place them back into new inventory.

This has been a super frustrating issue that is killing our business and angering Amazon's customers. Moderators, we have exhausted all avenues with Seller Support and would appreciate any help you can provide in getting Amazon to quit putting returned merchandise back into "new" inventory.

Thank you.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Hello @KJ_Amazon, you helped me with another issue last month. Would you be able to look into this one for us?

It is very important to our business and it is something that is leading to a bad experience for Amazon's customers.

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Can any moderators help with this? It is a very important issue and Seller Support isn't working at all.

Thanks.

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Hey @Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu,

Thanks for taking the time to post. It sounds like during the FBA returns process, your units aren't correctly getting marked as unsellable. Unfortunately there isn't an option to have returns automatically returned to you (something that's been discussed here on the forums for years). Have you reached out to Seller Support to make them aware of the issue, and request an investigation into why these units aren't being marked as unsellable upon return?

- Bryce

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Amazon is selling returned merchandise as "new" and refuses to stop the practice.

Our company sells what are defined as "pesticide devices" by the U.S. EPA. For the past 6+ months, we have been receiving angry messages from customers who have been receiving used products. We have created numerous Seller Support cases about this issue. We have been told my multiple levels of support that this is a standard practice by Amazon and that we are unable to do anything about it.

It is actually illegal to resell used "pesticide devices" as "new". Yet, we keep being told by Seller Support that if Amazon inspects the returns and they look unused, they can place them back in to new inventory. Obviously, what is happening is that Amazon is not thoroughly inspecting every unit in the package before deciding to place them back into new inventory.

This has been a super frustrating issue that is killing our business and angering Amazon's customers. Moderators, we have exhausted all avenues with Seller Support and would appreciate any help you can provide in getting Amazon to quit putting returned merchandise back into "new" inventory.

Thank you.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Amazon is selling returned merchandise as "new" and refuses to stop the practice.

Our company sells what are defined as "pesticide devices" by the U.S. EPA. For the past 6+ months, we have been receiving angry messages from customers who have been receiving used products. We have created numerous Seller Support cases about this issue. We have been told my multiple levels of support that this is a standard practice by Amazon and that we are unable to do anything about it.

It is actually illegal to resell used "pesticide devices" as "new". Yet, we keep being told by Seller Support that if Amazon inspects the returns and they look unused, they can place them back in to new inventory. Obviously, what is happening is that Amazon is not thoroughly inspecting every unit in the package before deciding to place them back into new inventory.

This has been a super frustrating issue that is killing our business and angering Amazon's customers. Moderators, we have exhausted all avenues with Seller Support and would appreciate any help you can provide in getting Amazon to quit putting returned merchandise back into "new" inventory.

Thank you.

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Amazon is selling returned merchandise as "new" and refuses to stop the practice.

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Our company sells what are defined as "pesticide devices" by the U.S. EPA. For the past 6+ months, we have been receiving angry messages from customers who have been receiving used products. We have created numerous Seller Support cases about this issue. We have been told my multiple levels of support that this is a standard practice by Amazon and that we are unable to do anything about it.

It is actually illegal to resell used "pesticide devices" as "new". Yet, we keep being told by Seller Support that if Amazon inspects the returns and they look unused, they can place them back in to new inventory. Obviously, what is happening is that Amazon is not thoroughly inspecting every unit in the package before deciding to place them back into new inventory.

This has been a super frustrating issue that is killing our business and angering Amazon's customers. Moderators, we have exhausted all avenues with Seller Support and would appreciate any help you can provide in getting Amazon to quit putting returned merchandise back into "new" inventory.

Thank you.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Hello @KJ_Amazon, you helped me with another issue last month. Would you be able to look into this one for us?

It is very important to our business and it is something that is leading to a bad experience for Amazon's customers.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Can any moderators help with this? It is a very important issue and Seller Support isn't working at all.

Thanks.

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Bryce_Amazon

Hey @Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu,

Thanks for taking the time to post. It sounds like during the FBA returns process, your units aren't correctly getting marked as unsellable. Unfortunately there isn't an option to have returns automatically returned to you (something that's been discussed here on the forums for years). Have you reached out to Seller Support to make them aware of the issue, and request an investigation into why these units aren't being marked as unsellable upon return?

- Bryce

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Hello @KJ_Amazon, you helped me with another issue last month. Would you be able to look into this one for us?

It is very important to our business and it is something that is leading to a bad experience for Amazon's customers.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Hello @KJ_Amazon, you helped me with another issue last month. Would you be able to look into this one for us?

It is very important to our business and it is something that is leading to a bad experience for Amazon's customers.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Can any moderators help with this? It is a very important issue and Seller Support isn't working at all.

Thanks.

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Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu

Can any moderators help with this? It is a very important issue and Seller Support isn't working at all.

Thanks.

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Bryce_Amazon

Hey @Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu,

Thanks for taking the time to post. It sounds like during the FBA returns process, your units aren't correctly getting marked as unsellable. Unfortunately there isn't an option to have returns automatically returned to you (something that's been discussed here on the forums for years). Have you reached out to Seller Support to make them aware of the issue, and request an investigation into why these units aren't being marked as unsellable upon return?

- Bryce

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Bryce_Amazon

Hey @Seller_SnCzpgZGC7iRu,

Thanks for taking the time to post. It sounds like during the FBA returns process, your units aren't correctly getting marked as unsellable. Unfortunately there isn't an option to have returns automatically returned to you (something that's been discussed here on the forums for years). Have you reached out to Seller Support to make them aware of the issue, and request an investigation into why these units aren't being marked as unsellable upon return?

- Bryce

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