Follow-up on Amazon's 1 million insurance issues

Follow-up on Amazon's 1 million insurance issues

Since Amazon introduced the policy that requires insurance, basically the entire cross-border circle has been publishing this related information

Regarding the channels for buying insurance, it is written in this article:

What channels are available for purchasing Amazon's 1 million insurance?

Is it really necessary to pay insurance premiums?

Is it necessary for sellers to pay for liability insurance? From the mainstream opinion of most sellers, sellers who have not received the email remain on the sidelines, while sellers who have received the email must pay on time and reply to the platform before March 15. Product liability insurance may seem "optional", but it has a significant impact on the long-term operation of sellers.

Insurance premiums have covered multiple categories including toys, auto parts, 3C, etc.

From the current perspective, the sellers who have received insurance premium emails have involved multiple categories such as toys, auto parts, 3C, clothing, beauty, pets, home textiles, outdoor sports, etc.

According to Amazon's requirements, the liability insurance purchased by sellers must meet the following conditions:

1. The total insured limit for each accident is at least US$1 million, covering liabilities arising from the seller's business operations or other related liabilities, such as personal injury to the buyer caused by the product, etc.;

2. The insurance must cover all products sold through the Amazon.com website.

3. The policy must designate Amazon and its assigns as other insureds.

4. The policy holder name must match the “Legal Entity” name provided to Amazon.

5. The policy must be valid for more than 90 days from the date of submission for verification.

It is understood that the information required to be submitted for product liability insurance generally includes:

1. Provide business license

2. The United States provides a tax number (Chinese companies do not need it)

3. Provide contact person + phone number + address + email address (American companies are advised to use American email addresses, but Chinese companies do not require this)

4. Provide one of the dual-currency cards (VISA card/Master card) for insurance deduction, and provide the cardholder's name + birthday + credit card expiration date

5. Provide stores, products, and annual sales

As for the cost, some sellers said they have purchased insurance for $3,000 per year, while others only paid a few hundred dollars. In fact, the premiums for different categories are different. Products with low risk factors have relatively low premiums, and vice versa, the higher the risk factor, the more premiums.

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