That may be why they stopped calling the option commingled. They still use the word, but the option is just called "manufacturer barcode". It used to be called stickerless commingled inventory.
There's no stickered commingled option. There's stickerless commingled and stickered separate inventory.
One reason amazon keeps the stickered option is because some people might want to be able to get the exact inventory they send in back. And some items don't make sense to be commingled, like used items, items with experation dates, etc.
Hmm. They also don't allow commingled for DVD, Blueray, etc. That sort of feels like a nod to the sticker tracking being more accurate, since those are highly lucrative to counterfeit. Maybe for returns though?
That may be why they stopped calling the option commingled. They still use the word, but the option is just called "manufacturer barcode". It used to be called stickerless commingled inventory.
There's no stickered commingled option. There's stickerless commingled and stickered separate inventory.
One reason amazon keeps the stickered option is because some people might want to be able to get the exact inventory they send in back. And some items don't make sense to be commingled, like used items, items with experation dates, etc.