selling your stuff on Amazon - part 5

juno

Annie021063 wrote:

Been given a load of readers digest books with no ISBN can they be listed on amazon? If so how?
I have also been given 30 or so vinyl albums having problems listing them is e-bay a better bet?

Reader's Digest are generally only worth throwing away. No one buys them, and they're usually very heavy.

funkyfunkymonkey

juno wrote:

Reader's Digest are generally only worth throwing away. No one buys them, and they're usually very heavy.

Hi Juno

On the whole you are correct especially if they are the books of condensed stories. However, the other books are worth checking - I've had a few little (or should I say large) gems in the past. If I can find them in my past orders I'll post the details.

My motto is 'check everything' - and that's from someone who almost threw out a book that sold for £250 :eek:

FFM

Annie021063

Ok have a load of vinyl given to me today what can I do with them?? Also have a couple of medical books that are not even listed on bookfinder and other suggestions?

Bella13_2

MattOsprey wrote:

Hi,
I only went for a cup of tea, and Amazon have revamped the for sale pages.
It looks like an XP version.
Matt

I thought they had been revamping the whole site gradually over about the last month. The sales rankings now seem to relate separately to books, dvds etc

funkyfunkymonkey

Annie021063 wrote:

Ok have a load of vinyl given to me today what can I do with them?? Also have a couple of medical books that are not even listed on bookfinder and other suggestions?

Just a suggestion, you could post the details on the Amazon Sellers Connection Discussion Forum, they do have some helpful and knowledgeable souls over there who like a challenge (but don't mention you are from 'here').

http://forums.prosperotechnologies.com/am-Uksllconnect

larmy16

I contacted my seller re: the dvd and it will take 72 hours for them to process a refund! :mad:

How come we manage it instantly?

good way to make some interest. Sell something you don't actually have, keep the money and then refund at your lesiure. Very naughty.

Annie021063

funkyfunkymonkey wrote:

Just a suggestion, you could post the details on the Amazon Sellers Connection Discussion Forum, they do have some helpful and knowledgeable souls over there who like a challenge (but don't mention you are from 'here').

http://forums.prosperotechnologies.com/am-Uksllconnect

Thanks FFM will give it a go. I'm itching to do something with them as they were a freebie. I'm planning on setting up a months trail for an ebay shop asap so might put them on there but its so time consuming.

funkyfunkymonkey

larmy16 wrote:

I contacted my seller re: the dvd and it will take 72 hours for them to process a refund! :mad:

How come we manage it instantly?

good way to make some interest. Sell something you don't actually have, keep the money and then refund at your lesiure. Very naughty.

You are talking about an Amazon purchase aren't you? There's no reason they cannot do an immediate refund if they can't fulfil the order. I would be really cross too :mad: - I think I would phone Amazon Customer Services and complain.

Bella13_2

MattOsprey wrote:

Hi,
I only went for a cup of tea, and Amazon have revamped the for sale pages.
It looks like an XP version.
Matt

Ugh, just been back into Amazon, see what you mean... sorry, hadn't seen those before, just all the other bits they have been updating.

funkyfunkymonkey

Bella13 wrote:

Ugh, just been back into Amazon, see what you mean... sorry, hadn't seen those before, just all the other bits they have been updating.

I'm not seeing it Just the usual layout for me.

FFM