We have been operating for some 15+ years and have implemented many payment processors.
This year we wanted to add Amazon Pay, and implemented the system into our shopping cart. The process to go live was ridiculously drawn out, we have a feeling that amazon are using somekind of not-so-smart-ai to do most of their communications. So our timeline went something like this:
July we completed the code and submitted the go live documents (about company).
It was refused - said we do not display company details on purchase page, we forward details of link to click (it is top right of purchase page).
Refused again, said our HTTPS was not valid (all our sites do have valid HTTPS, we checked with 3 browsers to be certain, the site had a valid HTTPS cert)
Refused - said we do not display company details, this time we created a picture, with arrows showing the 'Terms and Conditions' link which has to be clicked and the company information
Refused - said we do not display company details, sent again picture showing where to click, with arrows showing the 'Terms and Conditions' link which has to be clicked and the company information
August - Amazon went live on payment processing
September - Amazon block our account, states we sell something which contradicts their T&C, audio software produced by ourselves does not contradict T&C
Opened support ticket - got a real human saying we should submit some information which amazon require, we respond to that ticket asking what is it they want, was never replied to
There is a link on their site to reactivate the this is what happens:
There are 4 unanswered support tickets on amazon, what a rubbish way to run a company. We think amazon do not really care about amazon pay, outside of their own usage.
We use Paypal and Stripe, each of these we can have a real conversation with a real human being within 5 minutes, if there were any issues, these companies obviously take selling through them seriously that is their main core of business.
We give Amazon 1/10, would be zero, but we had working payments for 1 month, so that has to count for something. They seriously need to drop AI from handling customer support, it is clearly not up to the mark.
This year we wanted to add Amazon Pay, and implemented the system into our shopping cart. The process to go live was ridiculously drawn out, we have a feeling that amazon are using somekind of not-so-smart-ai to do most of their communications. So our timeline went something like this:
July we completed the code and submitted the go live documents (about company).
It was refused - said we do not display company details on purchase page, we forward details of link to click (it is top right of purchase page).
Refused again, said our HTTPS was not valid (all our sites do have valid HTTPS, we checked with 3 browsers to be certain, the site had a valid HTTPS cert)
Refused - said we do not display company details, this time we created a picture, with arrows showing the 'Terms and Conditions' link which has to be clicked and the company information
Refused - said we do not display company details, sent again picture showing where to click, with arrows showing the 'Terms and Conditions' link which has to be clicked and the company information
August - Amazon went live on payment processing
September - Amazon block our account, states we sell something which contradicts their T&C, audio software produced by ourselves does not contradict T&C
Opened support ticket - got a real human saying we should submit some information which amazon require, we respond to that ticket asking what is it they want, was never replied to
There is a link on their site to reactivate the this is what happens:
There are 4 unanswered support tickets on amazon, what a rubbish way to run a company. We think amazon do not really care about amazon pay, outside of their own usage.
We use Paypal and Stripe, each of these we can have a real conversation with a real human being within 5 minutes, if there were any issues, these companies obviously take selling through them seriously that is their main core of business.
We give Amazon 1/10, would be zero, but we had working payments for 1 month, so that has to count for something. They seriously need to drop AI from handling customer support, it is clearly not up to the mark.
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