KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!!

We are currently in the process of following a COURT ORDERED RECOVERY PLAN, and have recently discovered that the practice of AZ claims is entirely illegal, violating European Union laws 100%. No EU court allows Amazon to award your stock as a gift. According to the judge's directive, we are required to file a police report for each order number.

Why is this important?

Late delivery is considered an act of God in the courts, preventing any sanction of the seller through the donation of their stock, as has happened to us over the last 10 years. This situation represents a major tax scandal, and here is why:

When they issue an AZ refund for late delivery, they are essentially giving away your stock without your consent. No Amazon policy covers such actions.

Despite the refund, you still purchased the item, resulting in inventory loss in your country. In the EU, you cannot deduct inventory offered by Amazon during an audit.

Amazon cannot offer your inventory, as this involves a tax invoice and paying taxes on your behalf. You are entitled to be paid for your inventory if the delivery location matches the original delivery address of the order.

Refunding an order while retaining shipping costs creates problems because it involves shipping an item that no longer exists, which can lead to tax evasion concerns.

In summary, AZ claims have caused significant losses to sellers over the past decade, and they are indisputably declared illegal by EU courts. Sellers, for fear of lawsuits, fund holds and audits, often remain silent. However, it is essential to know your rights. According to EU courts and local tax offices, no sales platform is allowed to offer your products or inventory. AZ claims, promoted by Amazon as a selling point to buyers, become detrimental to sellers because late delivery is considered an act of God, absolving sellers of any wrongdoing once the item leaves their premises, at unless it is damaged or lost.

Check with EU courts and local tax offices to confirm that no sales platform has the authority to offer your products or inventory - the answer is a resounding no, 100%.