Veeqo Shipping

Veeqo made massive changes to my inventory over the course of 3 months that led to incorrect inventory at different locations. We had to do a stock count at both locations just to fix it.
Hours on the phone with support and on chat confirmed that my settings were correct and it was a Veeqo issue that led to the problems.
I would not trust it.

Back in October USPS froze all our Veeqo (Amazon) shipments from our website due to "postage not paid". From best knowledge someone was generating fraudulent USPS labels thru Veeqo. After weeks of items not being delivered by USPS and run around by Veeqo we ended up reshipping or refunding orders to our customers. Veeqo just kept saying more time, we all know no one is going to buy anything on line and wait 3+ weeks to get it. We are now 3 months later and Veeqo still have not offered one penny in compensation for
1. The items that were never delivered
2. The items that we refunded that we never got back
3. The cost to reship the item to the customer
4. The original postage that was paid.

It's pretty sad that a company like Amazon does this to their users. They just keep on saying its "ongoing". Well its been 3 months I think you are best off at this point to just say you are doing nothing and we are just out of luck.

So yeah, use Veeqo at your own risk. Its a great platform to use but understand if something happens they are going to leave you to fend for yourself even though it was them who took your money. Shame on you, for a company the size of Amazon this was a pathetic example of how customer service should work. Amazon them selfs would have refunded this it it was there customer direct but I guess they feel like you should not do anything for your own.

FYI this has at least happened 3 times now that I have seen. Best off using Shopify shipping, Shiprush or any other of the vast amount of shipping programs. Do not take the carrot of "free" it will cost you dearly in the end.

All I'm trying to achieve is:
(1) Veeqo to pull inventory levels from Amazon FBA (UK, US, CA) and push them to Shopify.
(2) Veeqo to push orders from Shopify and push to Amazon FBA (UK, US, CA).

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Seeing as Veeqo is owned by Amazon you'd think Veeqo would integrate well but I've had issue after issue.

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Every time I have an issue, Veeqo Support seem to send me on a roller coaster of troubleshooting (having some technical background myself most of the troubleshooting I'm asked to do makes no sense). Eventually the issues get escalated to the technical team but it then takes weeks/months for the issues to get resolved.