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@CookingCashflow Tbh kinda your fault at this point. Sellerboard is right there

I rely on data from Inventory Labs to make daily high $$$ decisions and to have it be completely useless right now is insane malpractice by threecolts Literally what am i even paying for at this point if the numbers are useless and its an afterthought at the company (for some reason)

@nd_wallingford @flaspi1 @amazon From a seller's perspective nothing has changed. Amazon has always treated their sellers like shit they've only ever fixed what has been convinient for them. Your take whether factual or not, takes far too much accountability away from Amazon

@carryingtheone @flaspi1 @amazon Nah guy. Amazon's monopoly wasn't nearly as complete under Obama as it is now. Biden (via Lina Khan at FTC) was the first president to actually fight back against the monopolies. Trump fired Lina Khan and accepts bribes from corporations. Get you're fucking head out of the sand.

1/ I have sold on @amazon since 2017. I am the brand owner and manufacturer of my product. I do not sell to a single third party. Amazon is my only retail channel. So why has the Amazon algorithm just killed my Buy Box for 8 straight days using prices that don't exist anywhere on the internet? 🧵

@Flippin4Gold You mean a "Computer Use" agent or like an automated script using Amazon's API? I'm interested on a high-level overview on how you set this up

If you have your ai agent up and running its trivial to replace No amazon seller should be using inventory labs or boxem by the end of 2026

@nd_wallingford @flaspi1 @amazon Such a retarded take. This has been happening for years, thoughout all kinds of administrations. Its an Amazon problem, you dont see Etsy and Walmart, etc.. doing shit like this

@flaspi1 @amazon I don't mean to be disrespectful in, but the solution to this is anti-trust enforcement, regulation and ultimately breaking up monopolies like Amazon. Trump and the Republicans are in bed with corporations, so what did you honestly expect? They don't care about you at all.

@SaulSellsStuff is gambling cool now?

Beautiful pull on a $1000 pack. Remember though the house always wins.

👀 Congrats!

@SaulSellsStuff When doing these sorts of A2A do you use a prep center? if so do you also pay for an amz prime acc

I’m making $7,000+ on one discontinued amazon flip. 95 cents into $60+ over 100 times. One of my more unbelievable amazon to amazon debundles. $11.43 for a 12 pack. Total cost was $114.30. 95 cents a bottle. 120 bottles, I have 90 left. I plan to let the rest go for $60 a bottle. $60 x 120 =$7,200 Although I’ve already sold 30 for over $2,000. Slower seller so it’s taken me some time to move them but for this return I won’t complain.

@SaulSellsStuff interesting. How is that going so far? You seem to be pretty into AI + Business, do you share what is working best for you at the moment anywhere?

I started working on pointing this towards my A2A buys for amazon. The idea behind the project is what is killer and translates well. I load in a few thousands leads I’ve already purchased and know the outcomes for. I give it just the raw data minus the outcome. I provide it my framework for success. It predicts per lead the success and then it is shown what actually happened. Based on the real outcome it iterates on its thinking and moves to the next lead. It just keeps doing that. Goal is eventually it’ll bat 100% on my historical buys to where I can point it at new leads and the researched outcome will be worth it.

@7FigSaykho Yea its lowkey retarded. I use chatgpt 5.4 pro and its the best $200/mo i have ever spent

Claude just told me the fastest way to go from LGA to JFK is the New York ferry... I'm going back to ChatGPT

@7FigSaykho Having your alter ego answer is wild

It's butt cheeks fam. Don't bother.

@Sole_Republican Didn't you call someone an idiot for following your advice? Not tryna be mean but why would you make a course when you yourself said its a bad idea?

Usually weekends are slower for us. Still expecting a 400k march, and expecting a 600k April.💃🤺 At what point should I start selling a course?🤨

@SaulSellsStuff @CoFoundersNik Those AI detectors are bogus. they are an educated guess at best. and commonly flag non ai text as ai. the only way to tell for certain is if the ai company leaves a watermark in the text deliberately

@CoFoundersNik Unfortunately I think it’s generous to say it’s how most people will work. My guess is the majority won’t take the time to do rewrites. Eventually most won’t even proof read.

I just ran the same post through two AI detectors: GPTZero: 99% confident it was written by AI Originality dot ai: 100% confident it was written by a HUMAN Word for word, same text We're building: - academic policies - hiring decisions - content moderation rules All around tools (that companies pay for) that can't even agree with each other. Here's what actually happened with my post: I had a conversation with AI. Bounced ideas. Got structure. Got frameworks. Then I rewrote the whole thing (not copy & paste) in my voice, with my experience, my framing & my opinions. So what is it? AI-generated? Human-written? Both? Neither? Honestly I think it's just... how people are going to work from now on. You use AI to think faster. Then you write what YOU think. The ideas get shaped in conversation but the output is yours. The main problem is that all writing style is converging. It all looks and sounds the same. Did AI write it? Doesn't matter. We're now training ourselves on AI writing just by scrolling. Its like every person has access to a ghostwriter except its the same EXACT ghostwriter and everyone can tell ahahaha

I'd say you're almost correct. You do need to account for the VA's, the software, the prep center, and any other supplies. Plus you need to account for refunds, damages, etc. An item that looks like it makes $50 profit per day may actually turn out to be a product that makes $10 profit per day. so I'd say you need to aim a little higher than what you said.

Realistic to quit your job selling on Amazon? To replace a $8,000/mo income: 5 items making $50/day, or 11 items making $25/day, or 27 items making $10/day You don't need a home run product. You need a repeatable process for finding simple winners

@7FigSaykho 20+? wont AI be able to do all of this in like 3-5 years?

Instead of focusing on whether I was wasting time or not I went to Africa for 6 months Tried 2 different biz models Then landed on one I know I can submerge into for the next 20+ years I wouldn't have had the time to F around and figure this stuff out if I had pushed myself into a job just to touch some extra cash

If you're ever between biz models, Say you fully outsourced your Amazon biz and now don't know what to do with your time (Literally me last year) Do not get a job Worst case, be idle and do nothing until you figure out the next move "He who works all day has no time to make money." - John D. Rockefeller

@flips4miles AI

There's a new Ai tool that makes Amazon FBA product research much easier. Want the sauce? Comment "Ai" and I'll send it over.

@7FigSaykho yup

Keepa down for anyone?

@7FigSaykho Nah. I'd love to hear someone argue the contrary. online = world wide supply online = access to world wide talent pool retail = local supply retail = local talent pool

Is it controversial to say that OA scales better and easier than RA?

@lukericefba Yup, how do you discern what to ignore and what to pay attention to?

I used to waste hours clicking through storefronts thinking more data meant better sourcing It didn’t The real shift was learning what to ignore Once you train your eye to spot the small group of ASINs that actually drive volume and margin the whole game speeds up Most sellers look at everything The ones scaling only study what matters