Amazon India waived 50% of its selling fees for new sellers

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Amazon India has waived 50% of its selling fees for new sellers who have recently joined the platform.

The offer, according to the ET report, will be available to sellers who register on the ecommerce platform (Amazon India) between August 28 and October 26 of this year and launch their businesses within 90 days of registration. A selling fee is one of the fees that sellers must pay in order to sell their products on an ecommerce marketplace. It is calculated as a percentage of the total sales price paid by the buyer.

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Amazon India waived 50% of its selling fees for new sellers

Amazon India has waived 50% of its selling fees for new sellers who have recently joined the platform.

The offer, according to the ET report, will be available to sellers who register on the ecommerce platform (Amazon India) between August 28 and October 26 of this year and launch their businesses within 90 days of registration. A selling fee is one of the fees that sellers must pay in order to sell their products on an ecommerce marketplace. It is calculated as a percentage of the total sales price paid by the buyer.

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