Premium Delivery Eligibility - Appeal
Has anyone experienced difficulties with appealing Premium Delivery removal through the appeal process?
I'm now in day 5 of the dispute. The claim is my VTR has dropped to 75%. I buy all of my shipping through Amazon and the tracker ID is automated so this can not be my issue. I have sent numerous emails to the appeals email and I have either a invalid email address used (which is not the case) so I re submit the email again and get the response I need to provide an plan on how to improve. How can I improve an Amazon automation issue?
5 days and going, this is absolute incompetence in my opinion. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Premium Delivery Eligibility - Appeal
Has anyone experienced difficulties with appealing Premium Delivery removal through the appeal process?
I'm now in day 5 of the dispute. The claim is my VTR has dropped to 75%. I buy all of my shipping through Amazon and the tracker ID is automated so this can not be my issue. I have sent numerous emails to the appeals email and I have either a invalid email address used (which is not the case) so I re submit the email again and get the response I need to provide an plan on how to improve. How can I improve an Amazon automation issue?
5 days and going, this is absolute incompetence in my opinion. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I think you need to do the report to find out which order it is that has caused your vtr to drop.
If it is showing 75%, I'm guessing you have only 4 orders during the time frame that have been ordered under premium shipping and there will be one of these orders causing the issue.
Buy shipping does not protect your premium delivery eligibility.
You can download the delivery report and this will give you the exact reason why it has dropped and you can then tackle this issue. It may have something to do with the type of service or when it was dispatched. Perhaps it was ordered but not scanned.
Most of the issues that Amazon come across are dealt with by seller support who just copy and paste policy at you. You have to gather the information and then spoon feed it back to them.
Unfortunately when Amazon creates the issue, you do have to do all the leg work to find out what issue it is that they have created and then tell them how to deal with it.
You can't approve an automation issue, unfortunately you have to try and respond that will trigger the automation rules or AI that they are using to settle your issue.
You will never get Amazon to amend or fix anything that is caused by Amazon. You have to work out the issue for yourself. This is when I say go back to the report, draw off the reason and then send them a plan of action to reinstate it. These things are system generated, you have to respond in a system generated fashion.
