Amazon launches big welfare policy, Temu has overbearing commission terms

The new plans come in three price ranges: $0, $75 and $200.

• $0 (New Tier): Register up to 2 products per parent ASIN and get up to 2 free Amazon Vine reviews.

  
  

• $75 (new tier): Register up to 10 products per parent ASIN and receive up to 10 Amazon Vine reviews.

  
  

• $200 (current range): Register up to 30 products per parent ASIN and get up to 30 Amazon Vine reviews.

High-quality reviews are very important for products. Only by obtaining high-quality reviews can a product have a chance to stand out.

According to the previous Vine program, Amazon would charge sellers a one-time registration fee of $200 as soon as each parent ASIN received the first Vine post. Now that the new pricing structure has been released, the threshold for the Vine program has been lowered, allowing more small sellers to participate.

Temu has started charging "commission" to sellers (suppliers)!

This commission fee is charged in the name of the customer service outsourcing service agreement.

Many sellers said that they could only tick the "Agree" button on this notification, otherwise they could not perform other operations. Sellers were forced to agree to this "unfair clause".

Pure overbearing clause!!!

Although the cost of the Vine program has been reduced, small sellers can also try to participate in this program, but not all the reviews are good. In the end, the essence is the quality of the product itself and the service. If the quality is not particularly good, it will have a counterproductive effect.

At the beginning, too many people praised Temu for how easy it was to do business and how many orders it had. To put it bluntly, they were just cutting the leeks in the early stage. When the leeks are best grown and most valuable, they will cut them directly. We still have to look at the old e-commerce company Amazon.