To contact Amazon Seller Central in Germany, follow these steps:

• Log in to your Seller Central account.
• Navigate to the Help section at the bottom of the homepage.
• Click on Свържете се с нас to access different support options like email, chat, or phone.

Additionally, Amazon provides a robust help center for troubleshooting and self-service options. For urgent issues, you can request a callback from support.

Yes, in most cases, you need to be VAT-registered if you are selling on Amazon Germany. If your sales in Germany exceed the threshold of €10,000, or you store goods in Germany for fulfillment, VAT registration becomes necessary. Amazon also requires sellers to submit valid VAT numbers to comply with EU tax regulations.

Amazon Seller Central allows third-party sellers to list products, manage orders, and access important sales metrics. It’s split into various modules, including:

• Inventory management: List and update your product catalog.
• Order management: Track and fulfill customer orders.
• Advertising: Run PPC campaigns.
• Analytics: View reports on sales performance and customer behavior.

Using Seller Central effectively helps sellers manage their e-commerce operations and grow their Amazon business in Germany.

Yes, you can use Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) in Germany. This service allows sellers to store their products in Amazon’s fulfillment centers, and Amazon will handle shipping, customer service, and returns. FBA is an excellent option for international sellers looking to enter the German market without handling logistics themselves.

• FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon): Amazon handles storage, packaging, shipping, customer service, and returns.
• FBM (Fulfillment by Merchant): Sellers manage their own logistics, including shipping, customer service, and returns.

FBA offers convenience and is often preferred by sellers in Germany for its Prime eligibility and customer trust benefits.

Selling on Amazon Germany can be very profitable, depending on your product niche, pricing strategy, and fulfillment method. Germany is one of the largest e-commerce markets in Europe, with millions of active buyers. Utilizing Amazon FBA or FBM effectively and optimizing product listings can lead to significant profits.

To get started as an Amazon seller in Germany:

• Step 1: Create a Seller Central account.
• Step 2: Choose between Individual or Professional selling plans.
• Step 3: Complete your seller profile and add your VAT number.
• Step 4: List your products, ensuring compliance with German market regulations.
• Step 5: Decide whether to fulfill orders via FBA or FBM.

While it’s not strictly required to have a German bank account, you do need a bank account that can accept payments in Euros (EUR). Amazon can disburse payments to most international bank accounts that accept the euro currency, making it easier for international sellers to operate.

Fees for selling on Amazon Germany include:

• Referral Fees: A percentage of each sale (varies by category).
• Subscription Fees: €39/month for the Professional Selling Plan, or per-item fees for Individual Sellers.
• Fulfillment Fees (if using FBA): Based on product weight and dimensions.

Make sure to factor in these costs when calculating your profit margins.