safe t claim denied
Here's a well-articulated and assertive message suitable for posting in the Amazon Seller Forum:
Subject: Unjustified Safe-T Claim Rejections and Mishandled Returns
Dear Amazon Seller Community,
I am reaching out to share a frustrating and ongoing issue with Safe-T claims and returns that highlights the challenges many sellers face.
Rejected Safe-T Claims Without Justification: Despite providing detailed proof and adhering to Amazon's processes, my Safe-T claims were rejected twice for reasons that seem unjustifiable.
Damaged Returns: In one instance, a customer returned a damaged product with an out-of-packet condition, rendering it unsellable. This has now become dead stock, causing a direct financial loss.
Current Issue – Mismatched Return: A customer recently returned a stopwatch instead of the smart tablet they ordered. We don’t even sell stopwatches! We submitted clear images and documentation as evidence, yet Amazon requested the same information again. We complied promptly within a day, but we are bracing for the likely outcome of another claim rejection.
This repeated pattern of dismissing valid claims is disheartening and unsustainable for sellers. While we strive to deliver exceptional service, these incidents expose us to financial and operational risks, with little support to safeguard our interests.
I urge Amazon to review these processes and implement better safeguards for sellers who operate in good faith. We are equally important stakeholders in this ecosystem, and such incidents erode trust in the system.
Fellow sellers, have you faced similar issues? How do you navigate these challenges effectively? Let’s collectively advocate for a more balanced approach to handling returns and Safe-T claims.
Looking forward to your thoughts and insights.
safe t claim denied
Here's a well-articulated and assertive message suitable for posting in the Amazon Seller Forum:
Subject: Unjustified Safe-T Claim Rejections and Mishandled Returns
Dear Amazon Seller Community,
I am reaching out to share a frustrating and ongoing issue with Safe-T claims and returns that highlights the challenges many sellers face.
Rejected Safe-T Claims Without Justification: Despite providing detailed proof and adhering to Amazon's processes, my Safe-T claims were rejected twice for reasons that seem unjustifiable.
Damaged Returns: In one instance, a customer returned a damaged product with an out-of-packet condition, rendering it unsellable. This has now become dead stock, causing a direct financial loss.
Current Issue – Mismatched Return: A customer recently returned a stopwatch instead of the smart tablet they ordered. We don’t even sell stopwatches! We submitted clear images and documentation as evidence, yet Amazon requested the same information again. We complied promptly within a day, but we are bracing for the likely outcome of another claim rejection.
This repeated pattern of dismissing valid claims is disheartening and unsustainable for sellers. While we strive to deliver exceptional service, these incidents expose us to financial and operational risks, with little support to safeguard our interests.
I urge Amazon to review these processes and implement better safeguards for sellers who operate in good faith. We are equally important stakeholders in this ecosystem, and such incidents erode trust in the system.
Fellow sellers, have you faced similar issues? How do you navigate these challenges effectively? Let’s collectively advocate for a more balanced approach to handling returns and Safe-T claims.
Looking forward to your thoughts and insights.
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Seller_EtYIrffs8GuQJ
Thats true. Amazon rejects safe t claim without any justification so we send that damaged product to the next customer who orders us and then file a safe t claim again if customer returns it. If Amazon thinks that the product can still be sold and doesn't reimburse then I sell it to Amazon customer and let Amazon handle the situation with the customer. I have already lost the money when the claim was denied so I try my best that Amazon also loose its money by sending the same item to next customer. The customer will loose trust in Amazon. Even if it's not reimbursed the next time, I am already prepared and send it to next customer until either the customer accepts the order or Amazon does the reimbursement. This is the only way I found out to cover my losses. I have created the Amazon selling account to generate profit and not bear the loss that Amazon is responsible for. Amazon has forgot that seller are as important as buyers. I have hundreds of seller selling on other platforms because of Amazon's policy that doesn't favour seller.
