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Amazon has long offered sellers the flexibility to issue partial refunds—for example, when an item is returned with minor damage or missing parts—without requiring a repeat return process. That’s a
Get a Tariff Refund NOW? Maybe. Here's How.
You may have heard that a court ruled Donald Trump's tariffs are illegal. The final decision is now up to the Supreme Court. This could potentially mean big refunds for
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As of August 29, 2025, the U.S. has officially ended its nearly century‑old “de minimis” policy. This means no more duty‑free entry for packages under $800 from any country. The
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Pattern Group has filed for an IPO under the ticker symbol PTRN on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Pattern is routinely one of the largest sellers on Amazon but has
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Walmart recently held a major conference aimed at Chinese ecommerce sellers and the overall theme was “we're cheaper than Amazon”. For those who’ve dealt with the mounting costs of selling
