posted on February 19, 2001 05:33:19 PM new
I never noticed until they emailed me to say that I had reached the 'limit', but Amazon Payments apparently has an upper limit on how much in total you can receive each month (or rather, each 28 day period). I've already got mine upped to 2500, but I was wondering how high volume sellers handle this upper limit? There are assuredly some people here who sell more than $2500 a month on Amazon (I'm not going to name names, but obviously you know who you are). What happens when you hit that $2500? Do you have to shut down for the month or does Amazon again increase the limit? I was considering making my auctions/zshops AP-only, but now I'm worried about hitting this upper limit. Any comments/suggestions?
posted on February 19, 2001 05:53:40 PM new
I have had my limit raised with one simple phone call.
pcalton
Perry Calton [email protected]
http://www.pcalton.com
posted on February 24, 2001 09:57:27 PM new
Yes! I just had the same e-mail sent to me about reaching my "limit". I called their 1-888 number twice and still am getting e-mails about my limit. I sent them an e-mail, who know how long it will take for a reply. I would think this is going to be a huge pain in the butt for them, since they'll soon be requiring all sellers to use Amazon payments. This totally caught me off guard, and I really don't understand the reason why they need to allow you to sell more books on their site, when their making a 15% profit off the books I sell. You'd think they'd want me to sell as many books as I possibly can, since they don't have to ship, store, or list them! Yes, I am also interested to know what happens when you reach the $2500 mark? Also, since I reached my limit, does that mean no one can buy my Marketplace items with Amazon payments until they up my limit?
