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FCF - Same as pay in 4 instalments?

Hi guys,

I have just noticed that my products in FR are showing an option to "Pay in 4 instalments"

Is this the same as FCF (Flexible Customer Financing)?

I opted out of that scheme because it seems to have absolutely no benefit to sellers, quite the opposite. It still shows that I am not enrolled so I am wondering why my customers have this option?

Thanks!

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FCF - Same as pay in 4 instalments?

Hi guys,

I have just noticed that my products in FR are showing an option to "Pay in 4 instalments"

Is this the same as FCF (Flexible Customer Financing)?

I opted out of that scheme because it seems to have absolutely no benefit to sellers, quite the opposite. It still shows that I am not enrolled so I am wondering why my customers have this option?

Thanks!

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It looks to be something supplied by Carte Bancaire. Found this in Seller Help that suggests it is the amazon.fr version of FCF.

Can't advise why you are enrolled in it though. I'd note on .co.uk we have all our over £100 ASINs enrolled in the Short and Medium term FCF options. Never had one purchase that uses it in the year its been on.

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FCF - Same as pay in 4 instalments?

Hi guys,

I have just noticed that my products in FR are showing an option to "Pay in 4 instalments"

Is this the same as FCF (Flexible Customer Financing)?

I opted out of that scheme because it seems to have absolutely no benefit to sellers, quite the opposite. It still shows that I am not enrolled so I am wondering why my customers have this option?

Thanks!

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FCF - Same as pay in 4 instalments?

Hi guys,

I have just noticed that my products in FR are showing an option to "Pay in 4 instalments"

Is this the same as FCF (Flexible Customer Financing)?

I opted out of that scheme because it seems to have absolutely no benefit to sellers, quite the opposite. It still shows that I am not enrolled so I am wondering why my customers have this option?

Thanks!

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FCF - Same as pay in 4 instalments?

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Hi guys,

I have just noticed that my products in FR are showing an option to "Pay in 4 instalments"

Is this the same as FCF (Flexible Customer Financing)?

I opted out of that scheme because it seems to have absolutely no benefit to sellers, quite the opposite. It still shows that I am not enrolled so I am wondering why my customers have this option?

Thanks!

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It looks to be something supplied by Carte Bancaire. Found this in Seller Help that suggests it is the amazon.fr version of FCF.

Can't advise why you are enrolled in it though. I'd note on .co.uk we have all our over £100 ASINs enrolled in the Short and Medium term FCF options. Never had one purchase that uses it in the year its been on.

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It looks to be something supplied by Carte Bancaire. Found this in Seller Help that suggests it is the amazon.fr version of FCF.

Can't advise why you are enrolled in it though. I'd note on .co.uk we have all our over £100 ASINs enrolled in the Short and Medium term FCF options. Never had one purchase that uses it in the year its been on.

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Seller_ZJhFeE3tNKzfh

It looks to be something supplied by Carte Bancaire. Found this in Seller Help that suggests it is the amazon.fr version of FCF.

Can't advise why you are enrolled in it though. I'd note on .co.uk we have all our over £100 ASINs enrolled in the Short and Medium term FCF options. Never had one purchase that uses it in the year its been on.

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