Amazon Sellers Targeted by Ecommerce Scam Services

Amazon Sellers Targeted by Ecommerce Scam Services

This article exposes the inside story of the "rip-off scheme" of Amazon appeal service providers. It reveals how service providers claiming "ten years of experience" on platforms like Douyin deceive sellers through false advertising, high prices, and ineffective services. The article reminds sellers to be vigilant and rational when choosing service providers, to sign contracts, and to be wary of "gurus" on social media to avoid being scammed. It serves as a guide to navigate the Amazon appeal process safely and avoid falling prey to unscrupulous service providers.

cant Eat Me Shifts Hypercasual Gaming Trends Toward Gardening Themes

cant Eat Me Shifts Hypercasual Gaming Trends Toward Gardening Themes

"Catch Me If You Can," an IAA casual game blending TD tower defense, Rogue-like elements, and merge-two mechanics, quickly gained popularity on Douyin (TikTok in China). This analysis delves into its distinctive 'ugly-cute' art style, strategic build construction, and IAA monetization model. It also explores the reasons for the lukewarm reception of 'backpack-like' games in overseas markets and discusses the innovation and opportunities within the casual game sector. The game's success highlights the potential for hybrid gameplay and appealing aesthetics in attracting a large audience.

Colombia Tax Authority Bolsters Leadership with WCO Training

Colombia Tax Authority Bolsters Leadership with WCO Training

The World Customs Organization (WCO) successfully held its first virtual Leadership and Management Development (LMD) program at the request of the Colombian National Tax and Customs Directorate (DIAN). The program, which included modules on crisis management, effectively enhanced the leadership, teamwork, and organizational strategic capabilities of DIAN executives. The Director of DIAN highly praised the program and expressed anticipation for future collaboration. This initiative demonstrates the WCO's commitment to supporting its members in developing strong leadership within their customs administrations.

Amazon Gives Sellers 72hour Grace Period for Policy Violations

Amazon Gives Sellers 72hour Grace Period for Policy Violations

Amazon introduces the "Account Health Assurance (AHA) program," providing eligible sellers with a 72-hour window to resolve issues and prevent unexpected account suspensions. This program isn't a "get-out-of-jail-free card" but rather sets higher standards for compliant operations. Sellers need to continuously monitor account health, familiarize themselves with policies, and establish emergency response mechanisms for sustainable growth. The AHA program emphasizes proactive account management and adherence to Amazon's guidelines to maintain a healthy and secure selling environment.

Amazon Launches Seller Safety Net with Account Health Assurance

Amazon Launches Seller Safety Net with Account Health Assurance

Amazon's 'Account Health Assurance' program offers high-performing sellers a '3-day grace period' to resolve issues and prevent account deactivation. This article explains the program, helping sellers understand its core elements and value. It allows sellers facing potential account suspension due to performance issues to address problems within three days, avoiding immediate deactivation. The program aims to provide a safety net for sellers who maintain good account health, incentivizing proactive problem-solving and ensuring a more stable selling environment on Amazon.

Amazon Vine Strategy Enhances Product Reviews and Sales

Amazon Vine Strategy Enhances Product Reviews and Sales

This article details strategies for acquiring Green Badge reviews through the Amazon Vine program. By creating similar product listings, utilizing mixed shipments, independently applying for the Vine program, and merging listings, sellers can achieve a cyclical system of "unlimited Green Badges." This process helps sellers improve product conversion rates and create best-selling products on Amazon. The method focuses on leveraging the Vine program to its full potential by strategically managing listings and shipments to maximize Green Badge review acquisition.

UK Nigeria Boost Trade Via Customs Partnership

UK Nigeria Boost Trade Via Customs Partnership

The UK's HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) collaborated with the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to support the NCS in developing an AEO program compliant with WCO SAFE standards through AEO program benchmarking. This collaboration aims to strengthen trade partnerships between the two countries, enhance supply chain security and efficiency, and achieve trade facilitation, injecting new impetus into global trade development. The partnership leverages HMRC's experience to help NCS establish a robust and effective AEO program, ultimately fostering smoother and more secure international trade flows.

Port of LA Launches Incentives to Boost Competitiveness

Port of LA Launches Incentives to Boost Competitiveness

The Port of Los Angeles has launched the 'Ocean Carrier Incentive Program' to attract shipping companies and increase container throughput through cash rewards. The program offers incentives ranging from $5 to $15 per TEU, based on 2013 cargo volumes. This initiative aims to address increasing competition and the shift in freight volumes, solidifying the Port of Los Angeles' position in trans-Pacific trade. The program aims to boost cargo volume and improve the port's competitiveness in the face of evolving market dynamics.

Zimbabwe Enhances AEO System Following WCO Review

Zimbabwe Enhances AEO System Following WCO Review

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has completed a review of Zimbabwe's Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) pilot program, offering recommendations for upgrades to build a 'next generation' AEO program aligned with international standards. This initiative, supported financially and technically by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) of the UK, collaborates with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to promote trade facilitation and supply chain security in Zimbabwe. The goal is to enhance efficiency and security within Zimbabwe's trade environment through improved AEO program implementation.

Nicaragua Launches AEO Trade Security Pilot with NORAD Support

Nicaragua Launches AEO Trade Security Pilot with NORAD Support

With support from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) and the World Customs Organization (WCO), Nicaraguan Customs launched an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) pilot program. This initiative aims to optimize customs procedures and enhance trade security and efficiency through capacity building and Time Release Study (TRS). The program seeks to streamline the flow of goods, reduce release times, and contribute to Nicaragua's economic development by fostering a more secure and efficient trading environment. Ultimately, the AEO program is expected to boost international trade and investment.