Selling Your Stuff on Amazon Part 11 - Advice for newbies in first two posts

soolin

emweaver wrote: »

I deleted my payment card a few mths ago, so can they still charge it?

I'm not quite sure I know what you are trying to achieve. If you are a pro seller on Amazon and wish to remain as such you must give them a card to charge, if you don't then they will just cancel your pro selling subs.

If you wanted to cancel your sub then cancelling your card will mean they can't collect the subs from you but wouldn't it just be easier to actually close your pro account and go back to a regular unpaid one?

COOLTRIKERCHICK

quick question.... regarding an old book i have...

i have searched on amazon and there is currently none available... is there anyway of finding out how much they have sold for in the past ?

the book i have is called dogoons by lady muriel anderson i have tried to do a search on abe. but nothing is showing up...

i dnt know how much to ask for the book.....we have have had the book for over 25 years, and it was rare then...

emweaver

soolin wrote: »

I'm not quite sure I know what you are trying to achieve. If you are a pro seller on Amazon and wish to remain as such you must give them a card to charge, if you don't then they will just cancel your pro selling subs.

If you wanted to cancel your sub then cancelling your card will mean they can't collect the subs from you but wouldn't it just be easier to actually close your pro account and go back to a regular unpaid one?

Im not a pro seller, only sold about 10 items on there, thought id try it instead of ebay see how the two compared

soolin

emweaver wrote: »

Im not a pro seller, only sold about 10 items on there, thought id try it instead of ebay see how the two compared

If you are not a pro selelr then you don't pay monthly fees. As Amazon take their commission before putting the money in your account they also don't need to charge you anything else, however they will need your bank account details to pay you any money you get from sales.

emweaver

thanks for your response. im aware of that, ive not sold or listed anything on amazon recently.

just wondering if they can still refund the buyer when my card & bank are no longer on my amazon account? hasnt been for about a mth now

Sunnydoo

soolin wrote: »

I can't help with your specific question, sorry. However the seller boards suggest that telephone support has been having problems with no assistance available. I did email yesterday about a problem and got a response within 12 hours, so email support seems to be OK.

If your card is near expiry that might have caused the problem? How long ago was it that you last paid any pro fees?

Would just like to say thanks to Soolin.My account is now ok after a call to seller support this morning-Amazon had a glitch on their system whereby my address was showing in personal details from my end but not from Amazon's !

rare_stuff

Is everyone on holiday??

funkyfunkymonkey

Who? Us lot or buyers?

FFM

VickyA_2

I don't have many books listed (about 7 ), but amazingly in the last month I have sold two books for about £10 a piece. Needless to say, the rest of my listings are relatively low value that will go to the next car boot sale......

butterfly72

Back in april I sold a book that 'didn't arrive'! The buyer became instantly aggressive demanding to know where her book was and in so many words accused me of not sending it. I eventually refunded her and put in an application for a refund from royal mail. However, they have written to the buyer to confirm she didn't get the book but she's not responded therefore I wont be getting my postage refunded. What can I do? I've emailed her but she hasn't responded. My gut instinct says she received the book all along. I was good enough to refund but she doesn't seem to care.

thanks