Amazon's new policy causes strong dissatisfaction among consumers?

This year, Amazon's traffic is indeed not as good as in previous years. This is not due to the platform's own operational problems, but more and more people and platforms are paying attention to the dividends of cross-border trade.

This year, orders have been declining day by day, and sellers of low-priced products have suffered a big "cold snap". Amazon has obviously become a reference for consumers when purchasing goods, so the sales of Temu and Shein have skyrocketed several times in half a year.

Amazon's recently revised return policy has caused strong dissatisfaction among consumers. The new policy stipulates that Amazon can determine whether buyers abuse the return policy. If it is determined to be "abuse", these buyers may be required to pay for shipping or cannot get a refund.

Many buyers strongly oppose Amazon's practice.

It seems that Amazon is not only charging sellers, but also buyers. It has to be said that if there is no solution to this incident, it will definitely have a certain impact on Amazon's future traffic. Traffic is very expensive now, and many platforms will try their best to maintain their platform traffic. Sellers also hope that the platform will get better and better, so that they can benefit each other.