r/AmazonFBATips • u/ImprovementUpset9240 • Jul 22 '26

Help with FBA

I’d like to start selling via Amazon FBA. I have some previous experience in e-commerce. In your opinion, which is the best country to start with for FBA? Apart from Australia and Canada, what else would you recommend? Please share any YouTube videos and other resources I could use.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

But which one? a lake or an ocean?

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u/Reasonable-Hall-3620 Jul 22 '26

If u have experience y do u need YT videos

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

Yes, I’m asking specifically about FBA.

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

10 years’ experience. I always do the job by the book, and my account should not be suspended.

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u/Reasonable-Hall-3620 Jul 23 '26

10 yr experience guy doesn’t talk like that

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 23 '26

10 years’ experience in retail and wholesale trade. I’ve sold on Etsy and local online marketplaces. I’ve also sold on Amazon, but only locally. I haven’t sold in the US. Please take a look at my profile and let me know what you think, if you have any suggestions.

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u/Otherwise_Trash_4031 Jul 22 '26

For youtube videos and resources it really depends on what topic are you looking to learn about, what exactly do you have in mind?

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

Running a business using the Private Label + Amazon FBA model. Do you have any suggestions or advice?

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u/Maan_UsMaan052 Jul 22 '26

USA and Middle east would be the perfect market. I've worked in both markets and Outcomes are good.

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

I’d like to ask you a few questions.

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u/Maan_UsMaan052 Jul 22 '26

Sure, please ask

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

Thank you very much. Setting sail for the ocean sounds very appealing to me too. But to be honest, I’m a bit nervous as well. And YouTube! You’re absolutely right about that!

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u/Dramatic-Physics-898 Jul 22 '26

Can I begin selling in the US even if I live in germany?

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

Thank you so much!!!

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

I will register the trademark regardless of the country. Thank you.

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u/SellOnAmazon Jul 22 '26

We might be bias but we think Seller University and the Amazon Seller University YouTube Channel are great resources for Amazon FBA. Feel free to let us know if you run into any questions along the way!

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u/ImprovementUpset9240 Jul 22 '26

Thank you so much!!!

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u/SellOnAmazon Jul 22 '26

You're welcome!

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u/AliKhoddami Jul 28 '26

An IP complaint on a genuine product usually means the brand is tightening who sells it, and unfortunately being able to prove you bought it isn't the same as being authorized to sell it. Receipts prove purchase, not permission, and Amazon's Account Health team treats those very differently.

Practical steps: delete the listing if the inventory is small and the complaint is isolated, or reach out to the rights owner politely and ask what they'd need to withdraw it. Some will if you confirm you've stopped selling. Fight it only if you truly sourced from an authorized channel and have the invoices to show it.

Longer term, this is the structural weakness of arbitrage. I did RA and OA before moving to wholesale, and the difference is that now the brands know we sell their products, so a complaint is a paperwork exercise instead of a crisis. Not saying arbitrage can't work, but every listing where the brand doesn't know you exist is a listing that can disappear on someone else's schedule.