I don’t and won’t.
I assume (I know…) that this refers to Veeqo’s internal SKU, not Amazon’s. This is based on context and the ebay specific example. Amazon does not allow duplicate SKUs and should definitely not be creating them. That said, @randi’s bogus SKUs are clearly coming from somewhere…
Further down in the FUFE, Matt, the former CEO of Veeqo, says:
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There are a lot of seller use cases for having multiple products with the same SKU, even if temporary.
I never wanted anything to do with Veeqo, but I started getting emails from them late last year implying that I had an account with them.
That’s when I first saw it listed on the Manage Your Apps page, and I immediately disabled it. Perhaps it was initiated by misclicking on that insidious insta-signup ad on the Manage Orders that it sounds like others have been foiled by? In any case, the only clickable option next to it on that page now is “Authorize.” And if I go to Veeqo and try to log in with my Amazon credentials I get the screenshot below, so it doesn’t seem to me like it’s active in any way.
I use Veeqo, and every time I sign in, that’s the sign-in page I get.
Veeqo is owned by Amazon so it is probably always active. That is the sign in page. You don’t sign in with Amazon credentials they have their own or this page, sign in with your Amazon account. Given that it is a part of Amazon, clicking on it once probably created the account. I wouldn’t stress about it too much I think Amazon is pushing their shipping & inventory program pretty hard lately. We use them for inventory sync between channels.
