Nobody likes getting ripped off, so read on to avoid learning it the hard way. RepricerExpress has put on its magic cape and learned the sneakiest tricks people play so you won’t have to be the victim of them. Here’s what to watch for.

When The Delivery Address Drastically Differs From the Billing Address

Most people will have their shipping and billing addresses be the same. Sometimes there’ll be a slight difference, like if they’re having it shipped to a PO...

We’ve produced some great content over the last three quarters (even if we do say so ourselves). So, we thought it would be a good idea to collate the ten most popular blogs on 2015 so far in one place. So here they are, our top 10 blogs for Amazon sellers this year to date.

Just click on the title to learn more about that topic.

1.How to Avoid an Amazon A-Z Claim
2.10 Reasons to Stop Manual Repricing
3.How to Win the Amazon Buy Box
4.How To Remove Negative Feedback on Amazon...

As much as RepricerExpress wishes it wasn’t the case, getting an A-Z claim on Amazon is simply a matter of inevitability. So with that in mind, let’s take a look at how you can minimize your chances of getting one.

Amazon’s A-Z Guarantee

No matter what length of time you’ve been selling on Amazon, you know that reputation matters a ton for them. And if a customer is upset — like if they didn’t get their item or it wasn’t as advertised — then they have the...

If we here at RepricerExpress had to point to just one factor that could make or break your success on Amazon, we’d say it’s definitely how your customers feel about you. Please them, and you’ve taken care of most of the difficulties of selling online. So, how exactly do you go about boosting your Amazon seller feedback rating?

Identify What It Means

Before you can even begin earning great feedback reviews, you have to know what to do that’ll get you there. And...

We’re always looking for new ways to help our customers stay ahead of their competition. Here’s a handy tip courtesy of our friend Stephen at Full Time FBA blog, who shares a clever and slightly sneaky way to find out how many items someone has in their current FBA inventory.

Here’s his step-by-step guide.

1. Go to the Amazon sales page for the item in question.
2. Click on the link that shows all of the current product offers (new, used, collectible, etc)....