[velmatmartinez]

Hi everyone,

I’ve been diving into the world of e-commerce recently, and I keep coming across the concept of Amazon FBA automation. From what I understand, it’s supposed to simplify the entire selling process, product sourcing, inventory management, order fulfillment, and even customer service—using automation tools or full-service agencies.

On the surface, it sounds like a dream for passive income. But I’m curious about the real experience. Is it truly hands-off once it's set up, or do you still need to be heavily involved? Also, for those who’ve tried working with automation agencies—was it worth the investment?

[VeresBenedek]

I had some ecommerce experience too. Launched a few products — at first, I thought straight-up automation would fix everything. But without smart quizzes, customers got lost, and conversion tanked. I came across VQB and was surprised — in June they added support for HTML and text directly into questions, which made it actually flexible. My people really respond to simple choices, so if you're trying to automate the storefront interaction, it's a solid tool.

[Nikolas]

Oh, I know the frustration. I ordered a bunch of stuff from Temu, and tracking info wasn’t updating. I ended up contacting temu customer service and they explained it was a shipping delay with their courier. They sent me an updated timeline, and everything showed up a week later. If this happens to you, reach out ASAP, they usually have more detailed info than the tracking page shows.