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Amazon barcode verus mauufatures bar code

are there additional fees- That I'm missing here, with one all the other

which is better to use, my one label with UPC code, or amazon's FNSKU

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Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3

Amazon barcode verus mauufatures bar code

are there additional fees- That I'm missing here, with one all the other

which is better to use, my one label with UPC code, or amazon's FNSKU

Thanks

m

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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

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Dominic

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Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
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I have found it better to use FNSKUs as it avoids comingled inventory.

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Dominic_Amazon
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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3

Amazon barcode verus mauufatures bar code

are there additional fees- That I'm missing here, with one all the other

which is better to use, my one label with UPC code, or amazon's FNSKU

Thanks

m

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Amazon barcode verus mauufatures bar code

are there additional fees- That I'm missing here, with one all the other

which is better to use, my one label with UPC code, or amazon's FNSKU

Thanks

m

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Amazon barcode verus mauufatures bar code

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are there additional fees- That I'm missing here, with one all the other

which is better to use, my one label with UPC code, or amazon's FNSKU

Thanks

m

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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

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Dominic

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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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Dominic_Amazon
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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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I have found it better to use FNSKUs as it avoids comingled inventory.

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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
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I have found it better to use FNSKUs as it avoids comingled inventory.

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Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
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I have found it better to use FNSKUs as it avoids comingled inventory.

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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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Dominic_Amazon
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Hi @Seller_TwYvFnyXKZCv3,

Dominic from Amazon here, happy to help. It does not cost more to use Amazon FNSKU's. It's up to you on which barcodes you would like to use.

By default, we use the manufacturer barcode to track eligible inventory throughout the fulfillment process, unless you change your barcode setting or your product is not eligible. When more than one seller has inventory with the same manufacturer barcode, we may fulfill orders with the inventory that’s closest to the buyer, to facilitate faster delivery.

If your product isn’t eligible for virtual tracking with the manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode is required. You may be able to get an exemption to use the manufacturer barcode by enrolling your ASIN in Amazon Brand Registry.

Best,

Dominic

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