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I am currently trying to get my order history from my personal Amazon account into my PHP application. But I don't know how. I already had a look at the MWS but I didn't find anything suitable (perhaps I just looked wrong..). It looks like the AWS are strict vendor oriented, but I want to access data from my personal account.
I hope you can help me.
Thanx - Nekro
Could you use this: http://docs.developer.amazonservices.com/en_US/orders/2013-09-01/Orders_ListOrders.html ?
Seems like you could specify the email of the buyer (you) in your requests to filter what you needed:
BuyerEmail: The e-mail address of a buyer. Used to select only the orders that contain the specified e-mail address
This really has nothing to do with AWS. However you can export a list of all your orders at https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports.
It's actually pretty detailed and includes category, tax information, asin/isbn, seller along with address and payment details.
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Good day,
I'm currently developing a system for ads, and we have users who advertise / share a post on our site then they get paid for it.
also we have a form that requires their account number. My question is, how do we verify if the account number they write on our form if its valid or not, before we transfer the fund to it? is there a way we can do this electronically? we are currently new to TD's EFT.
I just would like to asks for advice to those who has experienced working with any banking api.
please give me some advice on where to start. Thanks!
You can look at the ISO9362 standard which define the SWIFT code, there is one also for BIC and IBAN codes, so at least you can formally validate the code and find if the user entered a wrong number ( a type error for example).
Once you have a formally valid code, you can eventually check with the correct bank if the api it expose a method to allow it.
But you can neven be sure of the person/account number match until the bank say it.
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I'm currently working on a PHP application. In order for me to post data to the website, I create a simple form, nothing trivial. However, I would like to incorporate a functionality of posting data in the form of email. So I have a webserver, I have an email set up, and what I would like to do is to send a message to that email, then the sent data is stored. I'm trying to find resources how to do this one and to no avail. Any kind of help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
Mailgun has an inbound email API, which will post incoming email messages to your application. See http://www.mailgun.com/inbound-routing. Sendgrid also offers a similar service: https://sendgrid.com/blog/sendgrids-parse-api-parsing-incoming-email-is-now-faster-and-easier/
It's called email piping, and its a bit hands on so far as configuring it with your email server. If you're comfortable, here's a decent quick rundown: http://www.phpshare.org/articles/Piping-Incoming-Mail-with-PHP
I believe the above is what you're looking for, however an alternative would be having a specific subject / attachment name, and having a cron job periodically check your email account looking for that specific string. ( Option A is a much better / easier fit, but thought it was worth mentioning).
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I was wondering if there was a way to return a list of failed recurring account transactions.
I have a client who wants to have the actual list embedded on his site and doesn't want to have to log into the dashboard every single time.
I have looked all through the API yet I cannot find anything about it.
A good direction on where to look would really help as well.
Thank you.
There isn't any API that will return those directly, but you could use Instant Payment Notification (IPN) to save details about recurring payments / profiles.
Any time a new profile is created or a payment is completed, skipped, failed, etc. you would get an IPN for that transaction. Within your IPN script you can save details to your database and then pull from your own database to display the data however you need.
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I have a few "ventures" for example
I would like to sell my photos that I have taken, a gallery would be displayed, the photos shown have watermarks on them / less resolution. Then for $0.10 for instance, they can download the copy.
Another one is that I would have people submit sketches of a web design and for $4.95 or something stupid like that, I would take a look at their website, possibly create it and show them a screenshot of the website then they pay the full amount for whatever price.
My point is, I need some sort of way to accept payments but also have it drive a process like give them the photo, or accept and send their scanned photo / photo after payment.
What are some good services for that? What language would that be in?
It completely depends upon how you want to setup this process.
There are many payment providers which support product listing at their end apart from Payment process like BlueSnap, Gate2shop.
And if you do not want to manage and place your photos over there then you can just write a small script which will send photos and related task on the payment completion.
Most of the payment gateway, like Paypal, support a notification URL concept in which all the payment related notifications like payment failed, completion, error etc are send to the mentioned url.
So you can give your script url here and handle all the notifications.
For Paypal integration you can check these links.
https://developer.paypal.com/
https://www.paypalobjects.com/webstatic/en_US/developer/docs/pdf/archive/PP_OrderMgmt_IntegrationGuide.pdf
Give Stripe a try, it's treated us well - http://stripe.com
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May I retrieve the count of FBA sellers for a product through api?
User may input the product name and by amazon api we have to retrieve the count of FBA for that product. If yes than can you reference the documentation link
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Here is the documentation:
http://docs.developer.amazonservices.com/en_US/products/Products_GetCompetitivePricingForASIN.html
http://docs.developer.amazonservices.com/en_US/products/Products_GetLowestOfferListingsForASIN.html
The operation you need to run is called GetCompetitivePricingForASIN and / or GetLowestOfferListingsForASIN
You can download several example libs here:
https://developer.amazonservices.com/gp/mws/api.html/185-9907857-4122940?ie=UTF8&group=products§ion=products&version=latest
A part of the response you'll get is (in GetCompetitivePricingForASIN):
<NumberOfOfferListings>
<OfferListingCount condition="Any">11</OfferListingCount>
<OfferListingCount condition="Used">1</OfferListingCount>
<OfferListingCount condition="New">10</OfferListingCount>
</NumberOfOfferListings>
and in GetLowestOfferListingsForASIN:
<FulfillmentChannel>Merchant</FulfillmentChannel>
You then can simply count the number of Merchant / Amazon Sellers