King bell
VIP Contributor
Money can be made by selling products on Amazon. If you want to make money off of your product or just see how it will work, there are many ways to start an Amazon store without hassle that don’t require you to be a computer programmer. And even if you can't keep your new business afloat, you have a backup plan in place – Amazon refunds unfulfilled orders.
To get started, you need to set up your Amazon store name and create a new account. You will have to create a user name and password that will be used to log into your Amazon store. Once you are in, you can start selling products on Amazon.
Your store is a virtual shopping cart where people can buy your products, the money you make is attributed to the seller's account, not yours. You are responsible for shipping the product only if you choose this option when listing your product or else it may be left up to the buyer to return it. If that happens, any money earned on the transaction will go back into your account as an unfulfilled purchase refund.
You can sell as many products as you want of your choice. You can also list your store on other third party marketplaces such as e-bay or Etsy. Simply choose which marketplace you want to sell and Amazon sends the orders to that site, not yours. All of your customers will show up in the same account and much like if you sold everything under one name, when a customer buys something on Amazon, they are purchasing all of those items under one name.
You need to set up an account with shipping at no cost to you and most sellers use USPS or UPS. It's the most popular shipping method in the country and has been used by Amazon.com for years. If you choose to use a different shipping service, you will have to pay to ship your products.
When you start an Amazon store, all of your customers are added to that same store if you have chosen not to have separate customer accounts. So if a customer buys something from a store on another marketplace, they are buying that item in that other merchant's name not yours.
To get started, you need to set up your Amazon store name and create a new account. You will have to create a user name and password that will be used to log into your Amazon store. Once you are in, you can start selling products on Amazon.
Your store is a virtual shopping cart where people can buy your products, the money you make is attributed to the seller's account, not yours. You are responsible for shipping the product only if you choose this option when listing your product or else it may be left up to the buyer to return it. If that happens, any money earned on the transaction will go back into your account as an unfulfilled purchase refund.
You can sell as many products as you want of your choice. You can also list your store on other third party marketplaces such as e-bay or Etsy. Simply choose which marketplace you want to sell and Amazon sends the orders to that site, not yours. All of your customers will show up in the same account and much like if you sold everything under one name, when a customer buys something on Amazon, they are purchasing all of those items under one name.
You need to set up an account with shipping at no cost to you and most sellers use USPS or UPS. It's the most popular shipping method in the country and has been used by Amazon.com for years. If you choose to use a different shipping service, you will have to pay to ship your products.
When you start an Amazon store, all of your customers are added to that same store if you have chosen not to have separate customer accounts. So if a customer buys something from a store on another marketplace, they are buying that item in that other merchant's name not yours.
