This one is no joke. Scott was
able to get money from Amazon that was rightfully his, without
selling a product. It has to do with product refunds and damaged
products that Amazon has processed in the past, and he owes it all
to Jacob, today’s guest. The cool thing about it is that today
Jacob is going to give you the step by step process for getting the
money that is due to your seller account and he’s going to show you
how you can use his automated service to get those refunds credited
to your account without you having to lift a finger. It sounds too
good to be true but it’s not. You can find out the details on this
episode of The Amazing Seller.
Stumbling across a cash cow in his Amazon seller
account.
Jacob sort of accidentally came
across a situation in his refund reports that tipped him off to the
fact that Amazon was holding some money that was due him in a
suspension account. It was money that came as a result of customer
refunds that were reconciled but Amazon had never given back to
him. All it took was a simple inquiry to  Amazon’s seller
support and Jacob was able to recover that money on the spot. The
more he dug into his reports, the more money he discovered that
Amazon had not credited to him properly. On this episode Jacob will
show you how he discovered his “cash cow” and how you can use the
same tactics to get money that is rightfully yours.
Have you checked out your Amazon Seller Refund
Report?
Inside your seller account you
can run all kinds of reports that show you the status of your
sales, damaged products, refunds, and other variables that have to
do with your products on Amazon. One of those is the “refund
report.” It has to do with refunds that have been issued to your
customers and the credits and debits to your account that
correspond to those refunds. It may sound odd, but quite often you
are credited money through the refund process and Amazon lists that
money on your refund reports. By comparing that number with actual
money you’ve been credited, you can find money that Amazon owes you
but you’ve never received. Check out this episode to find out how
you can get that money back immediately.
Inventory damage is another area where you might be
owed some money by Amazon.
With any massive warehouse
operation like Amazon you are going to eventually have some of your
products damaged during handling. It’s part of how the business
works. Amazon is usually very good about noting damage and giving
you credit for it so that you don’t lose money because of their
mistakes. But you don’t always actually receive that money, even
though Amazon has noted the damage. On this episode Scott’s guest
is going to show you how to investigate damaged products to
discover if you’re owed money from Amazon. You’ll want to listen so
you can get the cash you’re owed.
A software product that retrieves the cash from your
Amazon Seller account automatically.
As Jacob’s Amazon business
became larger and his sales grew, he was having more and more
situations where his refunds from Amazon were not being processed
in a way that credited his account. The time it was taking to stay
on top of those important issues was mounting - so he decided to
work out an automated system to search his refunds for him. Now
he’s taken that system into a commercial software application that
you can use to get back your own refunds from Amazon - and it will
only cost you pennies on the dollar. Listen to Scott’s chat with
Jacob today to find out how you can use this great software to get
your cash from Amazon, and be sure to use the special TAS coupon
code to get your discount.
OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING
SELLER

[0:03] Scott’s introduction to this podcast
episode!
[2:13] How Jacob and Scott got connected and
what Jacob has discovered.
[3:20] How is it that Amazon keeps some of your
money without you knowing it.
[4:34] The average scenario where Amazon may
have some of your money.
[5:54] The first step to getting your money
back - the refu