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How to Opt Out of "Amazon Lending" Emails?

Does anyone know how to opt out of just the "Amazon Lending" Spam?

We tried to opt out using the link at the bottom of those emails, but this appears to opt us out of every Amazon email - which would be suicide.

Note to Amazon: if we wanted to borrow back the money being held in our account, we already know where to find that big, colorful "Amazon Lending" display ad (below) on every Seller Central home page:

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We think the constant "Amazon Lending" Spam is overkill.

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

How to Opt Out of "Amazon Lending" Emails?

Does anyone know how to opt out of just the "Amazon Lending" Spam?

We tried to opt out using the link at the bottom of those emails, but this appears to opt us out of every Amazon email - which would be suicide.

Note to Amazon: if we wanted to borrow back the money being held in our account, we already know where to find that big, colorful "Amazon Lending" display ad (below) on every Seller Central home page:

img

We think the constant "Amazon Lending" Spam is overkill.

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SEAmod

Hello @Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

It would be nice if there was a way to opt out of just the Amazon Lending spam. Unfortunately, I know of no way to do so.

Thank you for visiting the seller forums.

Susan

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Amazon Lending is shut down!

Amazon will no longer underwrite loans for sellers in its $140 billion Marketplace business

“We regularly evaluate our programs and services, and have made the decision to discontinue term loans underwritten by Amazon for Amazon sellers in the U.S. and U.K.,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “This change will begin to take effect March 6, 2024.”

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Per the screen shot below, more Amazon Lending spam was received a few hours ago (and that big promotional link on the Seller Central home page is still active), so it doesn't look like Amazon has discontinued the program.

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Seller_y7K2usRrDUAe8

Create a custom rule, add the lending email address, and send it straight to spam.

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

booknut7, thanks for that great find.

If you click the gear icon in the upper-right of your Seller Central page, then click the Notification Preferences link, you can scroll down to an Amazon Lending Notifications section and click Edit to clear the Loan invitations checkbox.

Let's hope that clearing the checkbox stops the flood of Amazon Lending spam.

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Those Amazon Lending marketing emails ought to provide an unsubscribe link to this Notification Preferences page, rather than a link that unsubscribes you from every Seller Central email, including critical account notifications.

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Seller_zg0y8x3eUuxmH

This almost looks like every case Ive ever created.

:Ask question

: Amz rep says : "no possible way"

: Hours/days later, lots of back and forth just to find someone that knows what their talking about and helps.

Thanks booknut!

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Despite having opted out of Amazon Lending Notifications on the Notification Preferences page last week, we're still getting Amazon Lending Spam like the example below that arrived today.

Forum admin: please let the Amazon Lending marketing managers know that this does not seem consistent with ethical email marketing practices.

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

How to Opt Out of "Amazon Lending" Emails?

Does anyone know how to opt out of just the "Amazon Lending" Spam?

We tried to opt out using the link at the bottom of those emails, but this appears to opt us out of every Amazon email - which would be suicide.

Note to Amazon: if we wanted to borrow back the money being held in our account, we already know where to find that big, colorful "Amazon Lending" display ad (below) on every Seller Central home page:

img

We think the constant "Amazon Lending" Spam is overkill.

685 views
16 replies
Tags:Advertising
110
Reply
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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

How to Opt Out of "Amazon Lending" Emails?

Does anyone know how to opt out of just the "Amazon Lending" Spam?

We tried to opt out using the link at the bottom of those emails, but this appears to opt us out of every Amazon email - which would be suicide.

Note to Amazon: if we wanted to borrow back the money being held in our account, we already know where to find that big, colorful "Amazon Lending" display ad (below) on every Seller Central home page:

img

We think the constant "Amazon Lending" Spam is overkill.

Tags:Advertising
110
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How to Opt Out of "Amazon Lending" Emails?

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Does anyone know how to opt out of just the "Amazon Lending" Spam?

We tried to opt out using the link at the bottom of those emails, but this appears to opt us out of every Amazon email - which would be suicide.

Note to Amazon: if we wanted to borrow back the money being held in our account, we already know where to find that big, colorful "Amazon Lending" display ad (below) on every Seller Central home page:

img

We think the constant "Amazon Lending" Spam is overkill.

Tags:Advertising
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Hello @Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

It would be nice if there was a way to opt out of just the Amazon Lending spam. Unfortunately, I know of no way to do so.

Thank you for visiting the seller forums.

Susan

57
user profile
Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo

Amazon Lending is shut down!

Amazon will no longer underwrite loans for sellers in its $140 billion Marketplace business

“We regularly evaluate our programs and services, and have made the decision to discontinue term loans underwritten by Amazon for Amazon sellers in the U.S. and U.K.,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “This change will begin to take effect March 6, 2024.”

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Per the screen shot below, more Amazon Lending spam was received a few hours ago (and that big promotional link on the Seller Central home page is still active), so it doesn't look like Amazon has discontinued the program.

img
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Seller_y7K2usRrDUAe8

Create a custom rule, add the lending email address, and send it straight to spam.

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

booknut7, thanks for that great find.

If you click the gear icon in the upper-right of your Seller Central page, then click the Notification Preferences link, you can scroll down to an Amazon Lending Notifications section and click Edit to clear the Loan invitations checkbox.

Let's hope that clearing the checkbox stops the flood of Amazon Lending spam.

img

Those Amazon Lending marketing emails ought to provide an unsubscribe link to this Notification Preferences page, rather than a link that unsubscribes you from every Seller Central email, including critical account notifications.

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Seller_zg0y8x3eUuxmH

This almost looks like every case Ive ever created.

:Ask question

: Amz rep says : "no possible way"

: Hours/days later, lots of back and forth just to find someone that knows what their talking about and helps.

Thanks booknut!

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Despite having opted out of Amazon Lending Notifications on the Notification Preferences page last week, we're still getting Amazon Lending Spam like the example below that arrived today.

Forum admin: please let the Amazon Lending marketing managers know that this does not seem consistent with ethical email marketing practices.

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SEAmod

Hello @Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

It would be nice if there was a way to opt out of just the Amazon Lending spam. Unfortunately, I know of no way to do so.

Thank you for visiting the seller forums.

Susan

57
user profile
SEAmod

Hello @Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

It would be nice if there was a way to opt out of just the Amazon Lending spam. Unfortunately, I know of no way to do so.

Thank you for visiting the seller forums.

Susan

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Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo

Amazon Lending is shut down!

Amazon will no longer underwrite loans for sellers in its $140 billion Marketplace business

“We regularly evaluate our programs and services, and have made the decision to discontinue term loans underwritten by Amazon for Amazon sellers in the U.S. and U.K.,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “This change will begin to take effect March 6, 2024.”

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user profile
Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo

Amazon Lending is shut down!

Amazon will no longer underwrite loans for sellers in its $140 billion Marketplace business

“We regularly evaluate our programs and services, and have made the decision to discontinue term loans underwritten by Amazon for Amazon sellers in the U.S. and U.K.,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “This change will begin to take effect March 6, 2024.”

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Per the screen shot below, more Amazon Lending spam was received a few hours ago (and that big promotional link on the Seller Central home page is still active), so it doesn't look like Amazon has discontinued the program.

img
21
user profile
Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Per the screen shot below, more Amazon Lending spam was received a few hours ago (and that big promotional link on the Seller Central home page is still active), so it doesn't look like Amazon has discontinued the program.

img
21
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Seller_y7K2usRrDUAe8

Create a custom rule, add the lending email address, and send it straight to spam.

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Seller_y7K2usRrDUAe8

Create a custom rule, add the lending email address, and send it straight to spam.

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

booknut7, thanks for that great find.

If you click the gear icon in the upper-right of your Seller Central page, then click the Notification Preferences link, you can scroll down to an Amazon Lending Notifications section and click Edit to clear the Loan invitations checkbox.

Let's hope that clearing the checkbox stops the flood of Amazon Lending spam.

img

Those Amazon Lending marketing emails ought to provide an unsubscribe link to this Notification Preferences page, rather than a link that unsubscribes you from every Seller Central email, including critical account notifications.

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user profile
Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

booknut7, thanks for that great find.

If you click the gear icon in the upper-right of your Seller Central page, then click the Notification Preferences link, you can scroll down to an Amazon Lending Notifications section and click Edit to clear the Loan invitations checkbox.

Let's hope that clearing the checkbox stops the flood of Amazon Lending spam.

img

Those Amazon Lending marketing emails ought to provide an unsubscribe link to this Notification Preferences page, rather than a link that unsubscribes you from every Seller Central email, including critical account notifications.

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Seller_zg0y8x3eUuxmH

This almost looks like every case Ive ever created.

:Ask question

: Amz rep says : "no possible way"

: Hours/days later, lots of back and forth just to find someone that knows what their talking about and helps.

Thanks booknut!

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user profile
Seller_zg0y8x3eUuxmH

This almost looks like every case Ive ever created.

:Ask question

: Amz rep says : "no possible way"

: Hours/days later, lots of back and forth just to find someone that knows what their talking about and helps.

Thanks booknut!

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Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Despite having opted out of Amazon Lending Notifications on the Notification Preferences page last week, we're still getting Amazon Lending Spam like the example below that arrived today.

Forum admin: please let the Amazon Lending marketing managers know that this does not seem consistent with ethical email marketing practices.

img
11
user profile
Seller_xo4Akj7FBBnfC

Despite having opted out of Amazon Lending Notifications on the Notification Preferences page last week, we're still getting Amazon Lending Spam like the example below that arrived today.

Forum admin: please let the Amazon Lending marketing managers know that this does not seem consistent with ethical email marketing practices.

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