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How Amazon does business: 1. Gives you a big loan secured against the inventory in their warehouses 2. Announces that they’re no longer accepting inventory of nonessential products 3. Continues to call your products prime even though they now arrive in one monthpic.twitter.com/7y5CjiNcIf
4. Wont give you prime nor buy box on the products that ship from your warehouse even though you ship faster 5. Quietly pull all further loan offers 6. Let you slowly go bankrupt because A) you have a loan B) Amazon is everyone’s biggest sales channel C) Amazon won’t let you sell
7. Announce to the world that they are heroically fighting COVID19 without addressing the lending issue. They’re an amazing innovative company but they’re also a virtue-signaling uncaring monster when people aren’t watching.pic.twitter.com/vsv2OgRTnF
PSA: If you're ordering "non-essential" items on Amazon, click this link. Provided shipping carriers don't fail, other sellers will be faster than Amazon. For example, this lemur will arrive Mar 23 - 27 (we are faster than what Amazon says), well before April 21.pic.twitter.com/FMVJMiMw0N
As a result of the change to shift the delivery date for toys to 4/21 from the usual "prime 2-day", we are seeing tons of cancellations and a massive drop-off in orders for our products via Amazon. 98 orders via FBA. Usually this number is in the 1000s.pic.twitter.com/FxIcLc3UAR
We are going to cautiously attempt to shift our Fulfilled by Amazon volume to our own warehouse by closing our FBA listings. Amazon has decided to show their FBA shipping 4/21 listing ahead of ours which will be in customers ends within 5 days (assuming no carrier problems).
Really feels like we're entering triage mode for e-commerce. Worried about FedEx/USPS shutting down. Amazon has effectively for us. Worried that our logistics/transport supply chain will prove shakier than China's. Don't know if our ports, trucks, etc will be able to handle.
This actually sucks. Rumors that @amazon will start forgiving loans though.https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1242256277193068547 …
Amazon has delayed loan payments for its sellers. Wise decision.pic.twitter.com/H9rI9geor2
I'm sort of pissed that I'm paying for Prime, yet they are delaying everything so that it's slower than their super-saver shipping. I can't even pay for express delivery. So I've got to venture out for dogfood, because they've pushed the schedlued date back once already.
Have fun fighting for the $5 promo credit they give you when they deliver late.
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