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Hey sellers! 👋

Welcome back to our buyer communication series. Today, we're diving deep into message templates - a powerful tool for consistent, compliant, and efficient communication.

Why Use Templates?

HAQM now provides managed response templates that:

  • Bring consistency to style and tone
  • Automatically translate into the buyer's store language
  • Help ensure compliance with guidelines
  • Save time on repetitive responses
  • Assist in automating workflows (where applicable)

Creating Your Own Templates

  1. Go to Buyer-Seller Messages > Manage Email Templates
  2. Click "Create Template"
  3. Name your template
  4. Enter template text
  5. Create or select tags for easy finding
  6. Click "Save"

Using Your Templates

  1. When replying, click "Select Template"
  2. Choose from your recent templates
  3. Personalize the message if needed
  4. Click "Reply" to send

Attachments Guidelines

When sending attachments:

- Limit: Up to 5 files per message

- Size: Maximum 10MB total

- Supported formats: PDF, images (.jpg, .jpeg, .png), XML

Remember: HAQM may remove inappropriate content from attachments.

Best Practices for Templates

✅ Do:

- Keep language clear and concise

- Include placeholders for order-specific details

- Create templates for common scenarios (returns, customizations, etc.)

- Regularly review for compliance with HAQM's policies

❌ Don't:

- Include marketing or promotional content

- Use templates for every situation - personalize when needed

- Forget to update templates when policies change

Share Your Experience:

  1. Which templates have been most effective for you?
  2. How do you balance efficiency with personalization?
  3. Any creative ways you're using tags to organize templates?

*Remember: Templates should facilitate communication, not replace genuine customer interaction!*

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Problem with A-to-Z claim appeal
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I purchased a Claims Protected HAQM Label and shipped the item to Canada. The customer filed a claim stating they did not receive the package, which we shipped on time and was successfully delivered. I do have proof of delivery with signature that the item was delivered. HAQM granted a refund to the customer under the A-to-Z Guarantee.

I have opened several appeals but each time I received the following response:

-We have reviewed the buyer’s claim and the information you provided for order 702-9910211-3159426. Although we understand your position, we stand by our decision.

I am kindly requesting a refund as we shipped the item on time and it was delivered successfully. Please help to resolve this issue.

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A buyer has left a product review in the seller feedback section, and despite meeting the criteria for removal, HAQM has not taken it down. As per HAQM’s guidelines, feedback should be removed if the entire comment is a product review. This is a 1-star review specifically about the product itself, and the item was fulfilled by HAQM.

Could someone from HAQM please assist with this issue? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Case ID 17566035991

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"Problem with Order“ Button
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This article will cover how to direct a customer to identify the “problem with order” button and file an A-to-z claim.

Share the following steps with customers who may either want to contact you after an order or file an A-to-z claim:

  • Go to Your Orders.
  • Find your order in the list.
  • Select Problem with order.
  • Choose your topic from list displayed.
  • Select Contact seller

Note: the customer may file an A-to-Z claim if they don’t hear from you within two days.

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I received an A-Z claim notification from HAQM, urging me to resolve the issue promptly. The customer had sent the package back, but I never received it. Still, they insisted on an immediate refund. Despite the tracking status showing "Undelivered, returned to origin,"

I have no idea how they were able to retrieve the package.

Anyway, I issued the refund in good faith, hoping to close the claim without affecting my Order Defect Rate (ODR). ODR is important, right?

To my surprise, HAQM ruled the claim against me and deducted the amount from my account, which now impacts my ODR.

Can someone explain what went wrong here? Should I have held off on the refund? It just doesn’t make sense if customers can abuse the A-Z claim system like this.

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The products I sell are very expensive because their production cost is very high and they are replaceable car screens. I have 30% of customers who do not read product information and manuals, resulting in approximately 30% of products being returned.

Because most return products are reusable and very expensive, we will recycle the returned products, inspect them, and sell them on second-hand platforms. But during the recycling process, we found that some of the packaging was ours but the products inside were exchanged. our sales method is FBA.

I'm really shocked. These people purchased my brand new product, installed it, put the old car monitor in the packaging of my product, and then returned it as defective. They got a free expensive product, I lost an expensive brand new product, and got a piece of junk. And I also lost HAQM's service fees, including advertising fees, FBA shipping fees, and sales commissions, in addition to paying additional return service fees.

I tried to seek help from HAQM, but they didn't respond to me. They requested me to provide the shipping label for their return products, but when I retrieved the product, their shipping label had already been destroyed by HAQM for privacy reasons. So this is a vicious cycle, HAQM won't provide me with any help.

I want to know if anyone has encountered the same thing? How can I seek help?These people bring me losses of over $2000 per month, which is too high.

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I LOVE AMAZON
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I LOVE AMAZON . Great Company and i love everything about it and i wouldnt do business with anyother company and i am here for my lifetime. I despise walmart, ebay etc

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Hello all,

I’m seeking assistance from HAQM regarding an A-to-Z Guarantee claim for Order ID: 114-8354822-6780251.

This order included (2) Eaton 9PX 8000VA UPS units (9PX8KSP), which were successfully delivered via CEVA Logistics, tracking number TRP17551. CEVA’s delivery confirmation shows the items were received and signed for on January 10, 2025.

The customer initially messaged us with concerns about delivery timing. We responded promptly but received no further communication. While the delivery was admittedly delayed, we expected to handle the issue through a return, not a full refund—especially since delivery was confirmed and the units are in the customer’s possession.

We’ve appealed the A-to-Z decision with all necessary documentation, including:

* Proof of delivery

* Serial numbers for delivered items

* CEVA tracking records and confirmation

However, our appeal was denied, and our account was debited $12,972.18. This also negatively impacted our Order Defect Rate, which we respectfully feel is unwarranted given the confirmed delivery.

Tracking information and deliveryPlease find attached a screenshot showing the full A-to-Z case details and tracking records. Any help from HAQM staff or advice from fellow sellers would be greatly appreciated.

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This is relatively new to HAQM for us but has been going on in other marketplaces. Buyers are buying and shipping to an address of another person and then they claim the product is faulty or some gosh awful return reason. instead of shipping my product back, they ship an envelope with garbage in it. Anyway. when I went to the Safe-T Claim section, it said I could not file the claim because I had not issued a refund yet. After I issued the refund, It says I cannot file the Safe-t Claim because I INITIATED THE REFUND. No duh. You said a refund had to be made before a claim could be submitted.

Is there anything I can do, a department I can reach out to, or is this a $300 learning curve since there were 2 of these type returns ins 2 days.

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Buyer opened a "Return for Replacement" request which automatically generated a free replacement order through HAQM's return system. The replacement shipped out and was delivered. 2 weeks later the buyer opens a A to Z saying they "returned the order and still hadn't received their refund". I showed that the buyer had already received their replacement order, but HAQM still granted the refund and counted it against our ODR. Appeals have been denied saying the "Order was returned and should have been refunded".

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We recently had an A-to-Z claim filed for a $2000 item (Order # 112-2830046-4832213).

The customer's return request was made outside of the 30-day return window. Their initial reasons for the return were also completely different from the reason stated in the A-to-Z claim.

In messages, it went from "Not needed anymore/purchased accidentally" and then in the A-to-Z it was "Different from what I ordered".

Despite all of this, and despite providing HAQM with clear evidence of the late request and the inconsistent reasons, as well as stating we will accept the return if the item is UNUSED, our initial appeal was denied.

In our second appeal, adding insult to injury, we offered AGAIN to accept the return of the item, and we provided our return address. We were willing to make an exception to try and resolve the situation fairly.

Our second appeal, highlighting all of this again, was not denied. So HAQM not only refunds the customer $2,000, but lets them keep the item?!

Are you kidding me?! How is this even remotely acceptable or in line with fair business practices? A customer can violate the return policy, provide inconsistent and fabricated reasons for a claim, and then get to keep a $2000 item for free?!

In what world is this acceptable?! NO store in the world would ever allow this crap!! A FORCED $2,000 refund OUTSIDE of the 30 Day return policy, AND GETS TO KEEP THE ITEM!!!

This decision is beyond frustrating; it's infuriating. It feels like HAQM is actively incentivizing dishonest buyers and completely disregarding the rights and losses of its sellers. We followed the rules, we provided evidence, we even offered a solution outside of AMAZON's 30 day policy, and this is the outcome?

What recourse do we even have in such a situation? We are now facing a $2000 loss through no fault of our own, thanks to a system that seems to favor the buyer regardless of the facts. We can't even send another appeal. They just shrug it off as if a bot granting a $2,000 refund with no need to return is an acceptable resolution.

I am beyond disappointed and frankly questioning the fairness of doing business on this platform when such blatant injustices can occur. Any advice or shared experiences would be appreciated. So fed up with HAQM.

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