Question About Amazon

[bobbyzam]

Is there anyway to search amazon for products supplied just by amazon and not third party sellers?

 

[Bozza]

Don't think so - the clue is, when you get your search results, to only click through to the items that have something like the below next to them:

Get it by Thursday, Dec 20 if you order in the next 19 hours and choose express delivery.
Eligible for FREE Super Saver Delivery.

 

[bobbyzam]

I found an item like that however it was still supplied by a third-party.

It says eligible for super saver delivery but is supplied by someone else and ships from amazon fulfillment.

Do you know what that means?

 

[Cian]

It gets shipped to amazon first, then you; not you directly. It may already be in Amazon's warehouses, it may not.

 

[bobbyzam]

Thanks for your help.

Very frustrating that you can't just search stuff that is provided by Amazon itself though.

 

[Bozza]

Thanks for your help.

Very frustrating that you can't just search stuff that is provided by Amazon itself though.

What is your issue with an item such as the one you describe above?

 

[Woodchip]

That was my thoughts Bozza. I've bought a fair bit of stuff from Amazon that gets shipped by other companies. You money goes to Amazon then Company X sends it to you and bills Amazon. You bank details aren't passed onto Company X (as far as I recall from my bank statements). The only think Company X knows is you use Amazon and where you live.

 

[m20gull]

I would say that most of the stuff I buy through Amazon comes from third parties - problem-free so far.

 

[e180]

You can see Amazon items in stock ready for shipping. Just do your search as normal, and you may also need to select a category. If there are Amazon-sourced item, there should be another filter option on the left (after the Price filter), which reads "Shipping Option Any Shipping Option Can be shipped within one business day from Amazon.co.uk".

It doesn't completely separate Amaozon and 3rd party products, but it's better than nothing.