Ebay Sellers Gain Tips to Handle Unpaid Item Disputes

Ebay Sellers Gain Tips to Handle Unpaid Item Disputes

eBay non-paying bidders negatively impact the shopping experience, requiring proactive seller responses. This guide offers strategies for handling non-paying bidders, including contacting the buyer, opening a case, and implementing preventative measures. It also covers dispute resolution for issues like item not as described and damaged goods. The aim is to help sellers protect their rights and optimize their store operations by effectively addressing these challenges and ensuring a smoother transaction process.

01/06/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Ebay Strengthens Anticounterfeit Measures for Sellers

Ebay Strengthens Anticounterfeit Measures for Sellers

Found counterfeit products on eBay? This article details how sellers can gather evidence, complete the reporting form, and take other protective measures to effectively report counterfeits, protect their rights, and create a healthy e-commerce environment. It also reminds sellers to protect their own intellectual property to avoid being reported for image theft. The guide provides practical steps and advice for navigating the eBay reporting process and safeguarding your brand against infringement.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Experts Warn of Common Trademark Registration Mistakes

Experts Warn of Common Trademark Registration Mistakes

Trademark registration is not easy, facing challenges like search blind spots, similarity risks, and opposition during the publication period. Don't trust promises of "100% guaranteed success." This article delves into common risks in the trademark registration process and provides professional strategies to help you improve your registration success rate and effectively protect your brand rights. It highlights the importance of understanding potential pitfalls and proactively addressing them to navigate the complexities of trademark registration effectively.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Guide to FBA Lost Inventory Claims

Amazon Sellers Guide to FBA Lost Inventory Claims

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Amazon FBA lost shipment claim process, covering four main claim scenarios: inbound discrepancies, loss/damage during return shipping, buyer returns not received, and loss/damage in storage/delivery. It also explains how to calculate compensation amounts and highlights important claim considerations. The goal is to help sellers understand the claim requirements, prepare necessary documentation, improve claim success rates, protect their rights, and avoid violating Amazon's policies.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face Rising Threat of Listing Hijackers

Amazon Sellers Face Rising Threat of Listing Hijackers

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Amazon Listing Hijacking, covering its definition, forms, and potential damages. It offers effective countermeasures, including Listing monitoring, Brand Registry enrollment, trademark registration, and proactive reporting. The aim is to help sellers protect their Listings, safeguard their rights, and achieve sustainable growth on the Amazon platform. By understanding and implementing these strategies, sellers can mitigate the risks associated with Listing Hijacking and maintain a competitive edge.

12/29/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Amazon Revamps Review System Drops Top Reviewer Badge

Amazon Revamps Review System Drops Top Reviewer Badge

Amazon's review system is undergoing significant changes: the Top Reviewer badge is removed, Vine Voice reviews are gaining prominence, and malicious flash sales by competitors are a growing concern. Sellers need to pay attention to these new regulations and adjust their operational strategies. Capitalize on the Vine Voice review opportunity and learn how to report unfair competition to protect your rights. Understanding these shifts is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge on Amazon.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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UPS Adds Air Conditioning to Trucks Amid Labor Logistics Shifts

UPS Adds Air Conditioning to Trucks Amid Labor Logistics Shifts

UPS plans to install air conditioning in 5,000 delivery vehicles, a key step in an agreement with the union aimed at improving drivers' working conditions. This move follows labor negotiations and reflects UPS's network restructuring and strategic adjustments. It highlights the logistics industry's increasing emphasis on employee rights and efficiency improvements. The installation of AC is a significant investment demonstrating UPS's commitment to its workforce and addressing concerns raised during labor discussions.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Airlines Oppose Brazils Mandatory Baggage Fee Proposal

Airlines Oppose Brazils Mandatory Baggage Fee Proposal

Aviation industry organizations, including IATA, jointly appealed to the Brazilian President against reinstating mandatory baggage fees. They argue this would increase airfares, harm passenger rights, violate international agreements, and undermine investor confidence. The letter urges the government to veto the amendment, safeguarding the healthy development of the aviation industry. The organizations believe that mandatory baggage fees distort the market and negatively impact the accessibility and affordability of air travel for Brazilian citizens.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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UPS to Install AC in 5000 Trucks After Teamsters Deal

UPS to Install AC in 5000 Trucks After Teamsters Deal

The UPS and Teamsters agreement includes the installation of air conditioning in 5,000 delivery vehicles, improving working conditions for employees. This initiative is a key component of the five-year labor agreement, ensuring employee rights and aiming to boost efficiency. The agreement addresses concerns about excessive heat and its impact on driver safety and productivity within the logistics industry. It represents a significant step towards a more comfortable and safer work environment for UPS drivers.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Global Customs Body Boosts Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods

Global Customs Body Boosts Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods

The World Customs Organization (WCO) signed Memorandums of Understanding with several industry associations at the 7th Global Congress on Combating Counterfeiting and Piracy. The aim is to combat counterfeit goods more effectively and protect consumer rights and brand reputation by strengthening information sharing, promoting the Public Members Interface (IPM), and providing training for customs officers. This international cooperation seeks to disrupt the flow of fake products across borders and ensure legitimate trade practices are upheld.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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