The seller's amazing operation! How to bypass Amazon's inspection by requesting review cards!

Yesterday, a foreign buyer revealed that he ordered a product on Amazon. One week after receiving the product, the buyer received a review letter from the seller, asking him to write a review in exchange for $15.

It is understood that the letter was mailed separately and was not placed in the product box and sent by the Amazon warehouse. In addition, the letter contained the buyer's full name and complete address, and the buyer had never communicated with the seller.

Previously, Amazon updated its policy and no longer displayed the buyer’s full delivery address to sellers in the backend FBA order section. The buyer was wondering how the seller knew his full name and address. Could it be that a black hat seller had access to the internal system?

In response to this issue, some sellers commented that the detailed address and buyer’s name of the FBA order can be obtained in the following two ways.

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/ssof/reports/search.html# 4

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Reports > Fulfillment >Sales > Amazon filled shipments

The seller also posted the backend download report, which indeed shows the buyer's full name and detailed address.

Previously, Amazon had clearly prohibited the inclusion of review cards in product packaging to induce buyers to leave reviews, and even said that it might open the seller's packaging for inspection. Once a seller is found to have violated the rules, his account is likely to be blocked. However, it was unexpected that the seller obtained the buyer's information through data reports and directly mailed the review card to the buyer.

The buyer who broke the news said that he had reported the situation to the seller center and [email protected] about 2 months ago. The response received was "We will investigate, but cannot disclose the results." Currently, the ASIN is still running and the seller is still selling it.

However, everyone knows that my brother-in-law will settle scores later. If the seller does too much and the buyers make too many complaints and expose too much information, the account will probably be in jeopardy if my brother-in-law really takes it seriously and conducts a strict investigation.

The account is very expensive, so please cherish it!