Amazon Marketplace
Amazon Marketplace is Amazon.com's fixed-price online marketplace which enables sellers to offer new and used items alongside Amazon's regular offerings. Customers can buy those items directly from third-party sellers. The Marketplace uses Amazon.com's software infrastructure.[1] Amazon.com charges the buyer's credit card and sends his or her payment to the seller, but does not pass along any credit-card information.
The Marketplace is available on Amazon sites in over 60 countries.[2] Some sellers do not ship internationally.
Sellers may sell their items using either an "Individual Account" or, for an additional monthly subscription fee, a "Professional Seller" account. Individual Accounts may add the "Pro Merchant Option," but Professional Sellers are required to have the "Pro-Merchant Option."
The "Pro Merchant Option" costs $39.99 per month; it eliminates the $.99 per-item sales fee. Other sales fees are still charged. These consist of a percentage commission fee and a flat-rate closing fee.
See also
- Amazon tax — Information about paying sales tax as a seller or as a buyer
References
- ↑ "Amazon.com Help: Buying at Marketplace". Retrieved December 26, 2013.
- ↑ "Amazon.com Help: Placing Orders from Outside the United States". Retrieved December 26, 2013.
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