Monika Hofmeier

Ship too address

Can i choose Amazon wherehouse which is near my house to ship inventory?

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You don't get to choose. However, if you want to try to get a warehouse closer to you to save inbound shipping, you can wait a day or two and try creating the shipment again, sometimes you'll get a closer warehouse.

Krystal Massey

12d •

Missing inventory

How to you go about finding your missing inventory? Are you able to do a video on this please?

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@Krystal Massey Yeah you have to submit your invoices either through the shipment page or open a case with seller support. I find the units often magically reappear once I submit invoices.

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@Krystal Massey Also check out the Inventory defect and reimbursement portal in seller central.

Goro Man

23d •

Starting

Hi everyone. I am a new in this business and just planning to start. Can anyone suggest me, I have to open new bank account debit credit or I can use my own. I am planning to do as sole proprietor. Thanks

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Best to have everything separate even if you do sole proprietor. Otherwise bookkeeping will be nightmare. Separate business bank account, business credit cards. I got my business bank account with RBC. They gave me a Mastercard too. Although my favorite card is my AMEX simplii preferred.

Zainab Bibi

22d •

Paper receipts

Does Amazon accept paper receipt while doing retail arbitrage for inventory verification?

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One thing I noticed is sometimes these paper receipts will fade over time. It's good to scan and make into a pdf.

Anthony Mancini

6d •

The method that 10x'd my sourcing speed

Most people source backwards. They find a product. Check if they're gated. Get rejected. Move on. Repeat 100 times. Get frustrated. Quit. I did that for months. Wasted hours clicking products I couldn't sell. Then I flipped it. Now I spend 2 hours doing ONE thing: building an ungated brand database. Not sourcing. Not looking at Keepa. Just clicking products and asking one question... am I ungated? Yes? Brand goes in my spreadsheet. No? Move on. By the end of that session, I have 50-100 brands I can actually sell. THEN I go to Keepa Product Finder. Put in my brand names. Filter for: - Price dropped less than 30% in 90 days - Less than 10 sellers - Amazon not in stock Suddenly I'm only looking at products I can sell, with stable prices, and low competition. Every click counts. No more wasted time on gated garbage. This one shift took me from finding 1-2 products per session to 5-10. Do this for a month. Your sourcing sessions will never feel the same. What's slowing YOU down when you source? Drop it below 👇

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Good idea! Did you use the new Boxem feature or just look at products you have already sold?

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