FBA sellers can file claims if these 10 mistakes occur

Amazon FBA often makes mistakes, and if sellers are unfortunately charged indiscriminately, they can file a claim with Amazon. Before writing a claim application, you should first understand the situations in which you can claim. The following are 10 common mistakes made by Amazon FBA. In these 10 situations, sellers can file a claim:

Typically, Amazon FBA charges are incorrectly made during customer returns (which we’ll discuss next). However, sellers may also be overcharged because Amazon miscalculated the product dimensions or weight. If you are overcharged for every order you place (which could be orders for several months), it can add up to a significant amount of money. In fact, if a seller finds that they were overcharged because the product dimensions or weight were miscalculated, they can file a claim with Amazon.

Amazon's distribution center employees are very fast, so there is a high chance that your goods will be damaged when transporting products. In addition, there are many items in the distribution center, and sometimes items are lost. If you check the report in the seller backend, you can find that something is wrong. This situation is also very common and happens almost every month.

When this happens to consumers, it's like a free lunch. Customers think they're being overpaid by Amazon, but in fact, it's the seller's hard-earned money that's being deducted. Fortunately, sellers can find out if this is happening and find out the specific circumstances of the overpaid refunds.