An Amazon Question About Collectables?

Does anyone buy or sell collectables on Amazon?

Status of the 1st store have looked at on Amazon. Not a good look!

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Feedbacks for this seller.

This item never arrived.
By Jodie on 16 October 2020.
1 out of 5 stars

The item did not come at all. I requested a full refund. The seller is a fraud.
By rong on 14 October 2020.
1 out of 5 stars

Still waiting, I think this is a scam#128545;
By Karen P. on 12 October 2020.
1 out of 5 stars

I order this item in July it is now October we just want to know if it is still coming?
By Debra Craig=-Williams on 9 October 2020.
1 out of 5 stars

Waiting over seven weeks for two packets of seeds. Seller blames coved saying there may be a three to four day delay. Absolute joke. Do not buy here.
By Redmarkoz on 1 October 2020.

I am a full time used book seller on Amazon and I STRONGLY recommend that no one sell collectible stamps there. You will end up having many instances where the buyer claims non-receipt, or returns of stamps different from what you sold. Amazon favors buyers to the Nth degree and they will take your money in favor of a customer complaint.

I think Amazon could be a decent venue to sell 102 cards, glassines, pages, binders, and maybe even packets, but be aware that mainstream stamp collecters are typically more eBay-oriented than Amazon.

Thank you shermae for your comments. A great help.-:)


Amazon has only recently opened up " Amazon Australia".

Lots of listings on Amazon Australia look like they are straight from Amazon USA site to bulk up Amazon Australia I presume.

Some time ago tried to purchase from Amazon China but the langue barrier and payment options stopped me. Another issue with this experience was I wanted 5kg but most wanted to sell by the ton or shipping container full. But still could buy 5kg from some sellers at a very good price.

Personally, would not touch Amazon, with a barge pole.

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Hi shermae

A question if you do not mind.

Does Amazon have all your used book stock in their factory system?

KGV- Up until 2017, all of my inventory was stored in Amazon warehouses across the country. At the peak, I had almost 250,000 titles in stock. Then in 2017 a series of major changes were made to the selling and storage fees. After a thorough analysis, I realized that selling used books through Amazon warehouses was no longer financially viable.

Since about May 2017, all my inventory has been kept in my own warehouse and we ship all orders directly to consumers.