FBA delivery may be delayed, Amazon warehouse workers will strike for a week!

Previously, Amazon announced that it would allow more products to be shipped to Amazon's fulfillment centers! However, it is "limited replenishment" and the replenishment quantity can only be less than 50, which makes sellers very depressed.

So, yesterday a seller shared a method to crack the 50 delivery restrictions in the forum. The specific steps are as follows:

Because the method is so effective and many people use it, the loophole seems to have been fixed. But I still share it with you. If you have time, you can try it again. Maybe it will work.

In addition, another seller revealed a method that does not require much hand speed. You can create a very small quantity in advance, and then open multiple web pages to create shipments and proceed simultaneously. There is also a chance of success!

Amazon's orders have skyrocketed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but its warehouse staff have continued to have problems. According to reports, as of April 19, more than 50 Amazon warehouses in the United States have been infected with COVID-19.

The conflict between Amazon and its warehouse workers has become increasingly acute. Finally, the warehouse workers are planning a "big strike"!

Perhaps affected by this incident, many sellers reported in the group that the delivery time of the inventory of the products they were selling had been delayed. The delivery time of some products was even postponed to May .

Although strikes are common abroad, if Amazon warehouse staff really go on strike, it will greatly affect cross-border sellers. After all, now that the shipping restrictions have finally been lifted, a large number of sellers are waiting to replenish and put goods on the shelves. If the warehouse staff go on strike, who will arrange the goods that have finally arrived to be put on the shelves?

Source: Maiwen