Value Added Resource Week In Review 7-5-26
Welcome to the Value Added Resource ecommerce news week in review!
Amazon will pay $2.25 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that the company knowingly violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by failing to provide records to identity theft victims trying to investigate fraudulent transactions.

eBay has received almost $50 million from its controversial tax sharing agreement with the City of San Jose, according to newly published public records that show another multimillion-dollar payout under the deal.

Online sellers who thought they could game the system on new discounted USPS rates are finding out the hard way how the Automated Package Verification system works as packages with over-declared weights hit with rate adjustments.

Depop is removing seller fees in Australia on July 22, bringing the market closer to the zero-seller-fee model already used by the platform in the UK and US.

The European Union’s new €3 customs duty on low-value imports took effect July 1, adding another cost and potential delivery complication for marketplace orders shipped into the EU from outside the bloc.

A network of fake Pokémon card stores is using paid ads, polished Shopify storefronts and even mailed thank-you cards to keep victims from realizing they have been scammed until it may be too late to dispute the charge.

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