Either your sellers use Fulfilled By Amazon to deliver their own items from Amazon's warehouses (which is allowed), or else your sellers are taking your payment and purchasing on Amazon to have items delivered to you (which is not allowed).
You may want to check your sellers carefully and avoid sellers that show appearances of being drop-shippers that do not actually have stock on hand.
Signs that a seller may be drop-shipping items from a retail site such as Amazon:
Examining seller feedback closely can often provide indications of that, as can noticing certain aspects of the seller's items for sale -- such as a limited assortment of multiple quantity listings that appear to have been copied at random from a catalog or from another site, use of stock images, and free shipping of bulky items where it is not likely that an individual could pay for retail postage and still make money on the sale.
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Mentor2 years agoEither your sellers use Fulfilled By Amazon to deliver their own items from Amazon's warehouses (which is allowed), or else your sellers are taking your payment and purchasing on Amazon to have items delivered to you (which is not allowed).
You may want to check your sellers carefully and avoid sellers that show appearances of being drop-shippers that do not actually have stock on hand.
Signs that a seller may be drop-shipping items from a retail site such as Amazon:
Examining seller feedback closely can often provide indications of that, as can noticing certain aspects of the seller's items for sale -- such as a limited assortment of multiple quantity listings that appear to have been copied at random from a catalog or from another site, use of stock images, and free shipping of bulky items where it is not likely that an individual could pay for retail postage and still make money on the sale.