Hey everyone. I need honest advice.

I have an Amazon Seller account since 2019. I never started selling.

Right now I am unemployed, I have a newborn, and I have 6k available to invest.

I need to decide fast and think clearly.

Direct questions:

• Is Amazon FBA still worth starting in 2026? • Is the market too saturated for someone starting from zero? • Is 6k enough to start properly or is the margin too tight? 

Hey everyone. I need honest advice.

I have an Amazon Seller account since 2019. I never started selling.

Right now I am unemployed, I have a newborn, and I have 6k available to invest.

I need to decide fast and think clearly.

Direct questions:

• Is Amazon FBA still worth starting in 2026? • Is the market too saturated for someone starting from zero? • Is 6k enough to start properly or is the margin too tight? 

Is this some sort of scam? I’ve had the same person buying a large quantity of one of my items, one at a time, over a month or so, then a few weeks later, claiming refund for ‘shipping not received’.

I tried contacting Amazon about this and they said they won’t investigate until after 60 days. Meanwhile, my inventory is depleting from this activity.

Is there anything I can do?

Is this some sort of scam? I’ve had the same person buying a large quantity of one of my items, one at a time, over a month or so, then a few weeks later, claiming refund for ‘shipping not received’.

I tried contacting Amazon about this and they said they won’t investigate until after 60 days. Meanwhile, my inventory is depleting from this activity.

Is there anything I can do?

Hello, so I ordered a belt from what apparently was a third party seller on Amazon Germany and when I received it it wasn’t the quality that I expected so I decided to send it back for a refund.

This is when I realized that something was different since I had to print out the return shipping label myself and also pay for the shipping myself as well.

The problem is however that the seller refuses to issue me a refund since they say they haven’t received anything and DHL say they don’t provide tracking numbers for small packages. I still have the receipt from when I paid for the shipping but nothing else really as evidence since I didn’t expect such a scenario so I would appreciate any help with this, cheers.

Hello, so I ordered a belt from what apparently was a third party seller on Amazon Germany and when I received it it wasn’t the quality that I expected so I decided to send it back for a refund.

This is when I realized that something was different since I had to print out the return shipping label myself and also pay for the shipping myself as well.

The problem is however that the seller refuses to issue me a refund since they say they haven’t received anything and DHL say they don’t provide tracking numbers for small packages. I still have the receipt from when I paid for the shipping but nothing else really as evidence since I didn’t expect such a scenario so I would appreciate any help with this, cheers.

Is anyone else noticing a change today on Amazon’s promise delivery dates. I see almost every listing now that we have as well as others suddenly showing 7 days or more. We ship and promise two day for all of our listings but all are now showing 7-8 days.

Is anyone else noticing a change today on Amazon’s promise delivery dates. I see almost every listing now that we have as well as others suddenly showing 7 days or more. We ship and promise two day for all of our listings but all are now showing 7-8 days.

I’m in the process of learning about Amazon FBA and preparing a product listing, and I’m a bit confused about the image requirements.

Amazon suggests multiple images, but I’m not sure:

– how much effort sellers usually put into each image

– whether lifestyle / infographic images actually impact conversions

– how detailed the product description really needs to be early on

For those who’ve already launched:

What did you personally focus on the most for your first listing — images, copy, or something else?

Would really appreciate hearing what worked (or didn’t) for you.

I’m in the process of learning about Amazon FBA and preparing a product listing, and I’m a bit confused about the image requirements.

Amazon suggests multiple images, but I’m not sure:

– how much effort sellers usually put into each image

– whether lifestyle / infographic images actually impact conversions

– how detailed the product description really needs to be early on

For those who’ve already launched:

What did you personally focus on the most for your first listing — images, copy, or something else?

Would really appreciate hearing what worked (or didn’t) for you.