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You send your products to Amazon - Fulfillment Web Service (AFWS)

Last night Amazon announced the newest addition to the Amazon Web Services suite: Amazon Fulfillment Web Service (AFWS).

Amazon Fulfillment Web Service (Amazon FWS) allows merchants to access Amazon.com's world-class fulfillment capabilities through a simple web services interface. Merchants can programmatically send order information to Amazon with instructions to physically fulfill customer orders on their behalf.

how it works can we read on rww today.

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nate (1:32 AM, March 21, 2008)

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