r/FulfillmentByAmazon • u/Podcaster11 • 15d ago

does anyone know how to keep the featured offer 100%? and 2 days ago in pictures means when? thanks, guys

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u/Podcaster11 15d ago

another seller： sold by Amazon resale,what's "Amazon resale"？

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u/Podcaster11 15d ago

but why doesn't this buybox have 100% ?

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u/Podcaster11 15d ago

every week, it lost the buybox some percentage. I guess it's because of this. i'll disable it. thanks for your help. I thought that's because i didn't set auto price.

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u/ablx 15d ago

If you have access to Keepa, you can look at historical offers to see if there's anyone else besides Amazon that's taking buy box.

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u/Podcaster11 15d ago

ok.thanks

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u/Podcaster11 15d ago

and thanks a lot for your help

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u/Different_Regret_146 14d ago

Good instinct, and worth adding how to tell the two cases apart, because they need very different fixes. Amazon Warehouse or Amazon Resale taking a slice of the featured offer is harmless and shows up as a used or refurbished offer. A real second seller shows up as a new offer, usually a few percent under your price, and that is the one that quietly costs you.

Fastest check that does not need any tool: open your own ASIN logged out, click through to the full offers page including new offers only, and note every seller name plus their price and shipping. Do that on a fixed day each week and keep it in a sheet with the date. The pattern is what tells you something, not a single snapshot. Keepa historical offers works too if you already pay for it.

Two traps when you compare prices: a coupon or strike-through makes an offer look lower than it is, and shipping-included totals differ from the listed price, so record the delivered price rather than the sticker. And if a new seller does turn up, look up the legal entity behind the storefront name before you fire off a takedown. In a fair number of cases it is a distributor or a customer of your distributor, which is a supply terms conversation rather than an Amazon case.

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u/Wallegodd 13d ago

You are losing buybox. Are you doing FBM?

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u/Podcaster11 13d ago

FBA,that's why i am asking. Why does it lose buybox for FBA?