Name: ojcommerce.com
Telephone: 000000000
Rating: 2.8

DivintySoul Ger Guest

Companies like OJ Commerce give 3rd Party vendors on Amazon a bad name [BUYER BEWARE]

Amazon allows 3rd party sellers to play by different rules and this company created their own cancellation policy because of it.Context: If an item hasn't been processed or shipped you are allowed to manually cancel it yourself through the Amazon app unless its a 3rd party seller however an honest 3rd party seller will grant your request in a timely manner because time is of the essence, so as long as the item hasn't worked its way through processing and shipping yet cancellation should be as easy as a couple of mouse clicks.Like other people on here my item wasn't close to being shipped yet i contacted them pretty quickly once i discovered they were a 3rd party seller(Amazon lets you filter for prime items only but for some reason 3rd party vendors still show up always double and triple check)They claim they needed to wait a couple days to hear back from the shipping department which makes no sense because the item is not even in the processing stage yet. A person who is looking to do honest business will realize that this is the ideal time to cancel before the item is processed/shipped. Like a lot of people I also have access to the Amazon seller dashboard all it takes is a couple clicks to get an item cancelled. Their support team can see the exact status of the item, if you see the item hasnt even been processed yet well what exactly are you waiting two business days for the shipment department to tell you? Based on my research its seems they have a pattern of delaying requests for cancellation because they intend to ship the item anyhow because they are aware that most customers wont bother returning items that cost a lot to return sometimes costing more to ship back than the cost of the item itself. (Please do your own research and see what you find)It seems like a growing amount of companies that deal in heavy goods like this one seem to leverage expensive shipping costs to their advantage making it easier for them to sell low quality or damaged goods.

Date of experience: Apr 06, 2026

DivintySoul Ger Guest

1 week ago

Amazon allows 3rd party sellers to play by different rules and this company created their own cancel

Amazon allows 3rd party sellers to play by different rules and this company created their own cancellation policy because of it.

Context: If an item hasn't been processed or shipped you are allowed to manually cancel it yourself through the Amazon app unless its a 3rd party seller however an honest 3rd party seller will grant your request in a timely manner because time is of the essence, so as long as the item hasn't worked its way through processing and shipping yet cancellation should be as easy as a couple of mouse clicks.

Like other people on here my item wasn't close to being shipped yet i contacted them pretty quickly once i discovered they were a 3rd party seller
(Amazon lets you filter for prime items only but for some reason 3rd party vendors still show up always double and triple check)

They claim they needed to wait a couple days to hear back from the shipping department which makes no sense because the item is not even in the processing stage yet. A person who is looking to do honest business will realize that this is the ideal time to cancel before the item is processed/shipped.

Like a lot of people I also have access to the Amazon seller dashboard all it takes is a couple clicks to get an item cancelled. Their support team can see the exact status of the item, if you see the item hasnt even been processed yet well what exactly are you waiting two business days for the shipment department to tell you?

Based on my research its seems they have a pattern of delaying requests for cancellation because they intend to ship the item anyhow because they are aware that most customers wont bother returning items that cost a lot to return sometimes costing more to ship back than the cost of the item itself. (Please do your own research and see what you find)

It seems like a growing amount of companies that deal in heavy goods like this one seem to leverage expensive shipping costs to their advantage making it easier for them to sell low quality or damaged goods.