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By Andy-C27 : Business Owner

Published 9th July 2015 |

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They are really starting to annoy me now..

I signed up to their sellers account 6 months ago with the intention of selling products ,but have since changed my mind and never actually got to list 1 product ...So each month I get a bill asking for payment ,I then have to ask them to cancel which they dually do to be fair only to receive yet another sellers fees the next month ,only this time they can't refund with out opening my account up again ... I have just received yet another £30 fee for sellers ... Why is it so hard to cancel a account with them after 6 times asking them to do so .. I may pop into the bank tomorrow and cancel my credit card and stop all payments being taken out of my bank as I am fed up with this

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10th July 2015 12:28 AM

I gave up with Amazon, must have around 6 months ago. They wanted me to swing through hoops to open an online shop. The only reason I was going to open one in the first place was because I knew I could undercut competitors prices by a long margin.... How wrong was I, I now know why the competitors are charging so much, it boils down to Amazons commission.

I paid someone the best part of £400 to try and sort this shop out as I didn't have the time nor patience. Some of my work takes me in to high secure offices in London including banks and it is easier for me to get into these places, than it was to open a simple online shop with Amazon....as I said I gave up

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10th July 2015 6:09 AM

Looks like its going to be easier to cancel your credit card rather than cancelling your Amazon membership. Lol.

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10th July 2015 2:55 PM

Also had/have same problem with Amazon. For some bizarre reason I bought an online shop off someone which was already set up with Amazon. Played with it for a few months, realised I had no idea what I was doing or little interest in it, so wrote off as a bad idea.

Every month since I get emailed by Amazon telling me my 3p hasn't met the sellers threshold, but can't close the account because it's in credit. Gave up in the end and direct all Amazon emails to spam