Important for FBA sellers: "View your low-inventory-level fee credit"

Been waiting to know how to do this for a while. Just received an Amazon email with the subject above, and here’s how to see the credit for the low-inventory-level fees charged April 1 - May 14:

Hello,

On April 1, 2024, the Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) low-inventory-level fee went into effect, and we announced a transition period where any charged from April 1 through May 14 would be credited back to you. We hope that this transition period has helped you get more familiar with the fee and our fee management tools.

We issued the credit for the low-inventory-level fee as an adjustment to your seller account. The adjustment amount is USD ($$$). You can find the adjustment on your Date Range report.

To generate a Date Range report and view the amount that we’ve credited to your account, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Payments menu, and select Payments.
  2. Click Transaction view.
  3. Under the Transaction type tab, select Other.
  4. Set the date range from May 31, 2024, to June 3, 2024, and click Update.
  5. Under Product details, go to the line item that displays Others. The amount that we’ve credited back to your account will be listed in the Total column.

The Fulfillment by Amazon team

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Yep. Got my $8.36 cents back! YAY!

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We are about to get hit with a few hundred bucks in low inventory fees for one of our listings.

Due to a debacle, where our crew sent 2-packs to Walmart instead of singles, they accepted them, and sold /shipped them 2 for 1, we are out of whack with our forecast / inventory.

Ship should be righted by 7-1ish.

Stuff happens… Bad timing.

They call me even Stephen though. Walmart lost 243 units and paid us back way more than we would have made so it’s pretty much square on $ / margin all around.

I really hope Walmart loses some more stuff :rofl: because their reimbursement value is crazy high.

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As far as I know, I only had one item with the low inventory fee. They credited back $11.56.

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Oh no, not another ’other’, why can’t they identify what the transactions are that they put in that category?
I assume the 5 negatives from 6/4 - 6/8 are low inventory fees.

Sometimes there are other unidentified ‘others’.

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