This appears to apply only to third party sellers who sell on Amazon Marketplace. Not Amazon’s own stock.
More to the point, third parties who send their stuff to Amazon, not just ones that sell through the website. I certainly haven't gotten any indication they suspended my sales, and something I ordered the 19th shipped just fine.
When the power goes out, alot of people are going to wish they hadn't given away their pianos on craigslist, freecycle, etc. So many pianos that they would have made a pretty good border wall - functional as well as entertaining.
When the power goes out, alot of people are going to wish they hadn't given away their pianos on craigslist, freecycle, etc. So many pianos that they would have made a pretty good border wall - functional as well as entertaining.
I understand that television armoires are a glut on the market as well. Most second-hand stores won't even accept them.
I'm just glad people do understand what is a priority in life.
Actually entertainment is extremely important during a crisis. Especially when so many are without work and or locked up in their house most of the day. I guess its a good time to start reading books. People are going to go stir crazy.
I'm just glad people do understand what is a priority in life.
Actually entertainment is extremely important during a crisis. Especially when so many are without work and or locked up in their house most of the day. I guess its a good time to start reading books. People are going to go stir crazy.
I agree - art is extremely important. But if I have to choose between a new CD or an essential household equipment it should be an easy choice.
Besides, we all here will most likely have a large library of scores to choose from if we need entertainment.
"This only affects new products coming into Amazon’s fulfillment centers, not products already in Amazon’s fulfillment centers. In other words, if you’ve placed an order for an album already available on Amazon, those orders won’t be affected."
They're prioritizing receiving essential, in demand items at the moment. As of now it's through April 5. I probably won't get The Rise of Skywalker vinyl album on release date. I'll live.
This appears to apply only to third party sellers who sell on Amazon Marketplace. Not Amazon’s own stock.
Third party music sellers who use their FBA service are not able to send anything in for the time being. Amazon has told the labels that they are holding back on any new releases until this thing is sorted out. 3rd party sellers can still sell their goods on Amazon if they self fulfill.
