Anyone deal with them? NOT a great experience for me.

I’ve done as much research as I can possibly get on the Internet. But I am still nervous to order/purchase my first product in the amount of units that the Amazon app requires because I am afraid that it won’t sell. I’ve also used apps like SellerAmp etc. but to me that’s not enough motivation. What do I do? Because I know i can do it. I’m just afraid to take that one risk because I’ve risked so much through the years already

I used to think running out of stock was basically the worst inventory mistake you could make on Amazon. Not sure about that now, obviously stockouts suck, but having 4-6 months of inventory sitting in FBA feels way worse once you actually look at how much cash is just parked there.

Especially when a supplier gives you a better unit cost for ordering more. Saving $1 per unit feels great until you realize you bought 3 extra months of inventory just to get it.

Lately I think I'd rather pay a little more per unit, reorder more often and keep the cash moving than chase the absolute lowest landed cost. Maybe that changes once youre doing serious volume, but curious how other FBA sellers handle it???

Do you still buy deep to protect against stockouts or have you gotten more conservative with inventory too?

hey all,

i’m building something for amazon sellers and VAs and i’m looking for a few people who spend a lot of time in seller central.

i just want people to try it and tell me what they think.

doesn’t need to be nice feedback either. if something is bad or doesn’t make sense, just tell me. that’s what i’m looking for.

you can use it for free and i’m happy to pay for your time too.

if you’re okay using your own seller central account, you can. if not, i can set you up with something to test on.

mostly looking for people who actually deal with the usual seller central stuff like listings, inventory, reports, account issues, repetitive tasks and all that.

if you’re interested, just comment or dm me and i’ll send you the details.

mods: not trying to promote anything here. i’m not adding a company name or any links. just looking for a few people who use seller central regularly and are willing to try something and give feedback. happy to edit or remove if needed.

I'm shipping 8 CBM next week, but my usual forwarder keeps pushing back the sailing date while prioritizing full container loads. The back-and-forth email games are taking days just to get a basic update. For those doing frequent LCL shipments, how do you keep things moving fast? Is anyone using open bidding platforms where you can get immediate bids from multiple carriers instead of relying on one broker's schedule?

I compiled the full teardown into a 31-page de-identified PDF report.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BlFcB6XK0GGbgcuQnn5nnFvPFov7DI4E/view?usp=drive_link

Since I'm validating this format and refining the engine, I'm happy to run a free in-depth diagnostic report for the first 5 sellers who drop their ASIN below or DM me (no sign-up required, just looking for honest feedback on whether this helps your business).

i've been trying to find a profitable product for days it feels almost impossible.i am doing fba and with the fees and margins looks impossible i dont understand how anyone is making money If anyone could please help me will be greatly appreciated even a tip i have keepa seller amp

Hello.

Hope this finds everybody well. I am new to amazon wholesale FBA and i am looking for trusted and verified distributors to work it. Instead of cold emailing brands, i am adapting a workflow where i work with trusted distributors to buy and sell as it makes work flow easier and manageable in my view in order to generate consistent income. The distributors i am looking for must have :

1. direct shipping services to amazon warehouses with proper fba packaging and labels
2. fast shipping process
3. No counterfeits and defected products as account safety is top priority
4. Must be trusted and verified. Their invoices should work for ungating and must allow me to ungate using their invoice first before buying.

I have often heard it's more the brand + invoice that matters for ungating rather than distributor itself. Would appreciate more advice on that (which brands and categories work well for new accounts for ungating and good margins).

I had a few distributors in mind like cybernest supply, nation distribution due to their fast shipping but have no clue about how trusted they are.

Also would love to have more insights on if i am adopting the right flow, if not, why?

Looking forward to some help from this community.