Hi everyone,

This evening, we’ve been hit with hundreds of sudden charges on our account under the description:

"Carrier delivery label adjustment due to under-charged delivery label"

These adjustments are:

Hitting all at once with no prior notice

Going as far back as April 2025

All related to EVRi Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP) shipments

Providing no clear breakdown or calculation of how the so-called "undercharge" was determined. All we can see is that its a duplicate charge to the original buy shipping charge.

This has caused massive billing disruptions and we're concerned it may be a system-wide issue or billing error. A few example order IDs show the same problem with duplicate or unexpected label charges retroactively applied.

We have raised this with both EVRi and Amazon support, but are still waiting for an explanation or fix.

Is anyone else seeing this?

Would appreciate hearing from other SFP sellers (especially those using EVRi) to understand if this is isolated or affecting others too.

Thanks in advance for any insight!

@Seller_mIRnuhdx7l5sN

Hi Amazon Team and Fellow Sellers,

I’m reaching out for urgent help and a fair review.

We just had an A-to-Z Guarantee claim granted against us and it’s now impacting our Order Defect Rate (ODR) despite the fact that we did everything right as a seller.

Here’s what happened:

The buyer claimed the delivery driver stole the package (a serious accusation)

We asked for proof (such as a police report or any supporting evidence) but received no response from the buyer.

We tried multiple times to contact the customer to resolve this matter amicably, but they ignored us and instead went straight to Amazon.

Meanwhile, we opened a case with Amazon Support for guidance (Case ID: 11127978112) to ensure we were handling it correctly.

Despite our efforts and the customer’s refusal to engage, the claim was granted, and now our account health is at risk.

This feels deeply unfair. According to Amazon’s A-to-Z Guarantee Policy, sellers are supposed to be given a chance to resolve issues with the buyer but we were completely denied that chance.

We followed Amazon’s rules. We acted in good faith. And now we’re being penalised for doing exactly what we were supposed to do.

We’re asking Amazon to review this case thoroughly, including the full message history and our support case, and remove the ODR impact from this unfair claim.

If any Amazon staff see this, please help escalate the matter. And if any sellers have faced similar situations and found a way to appeal successfully, your advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Thank you,

Hi everyone,

We’re currently trying to list a new product under our brand – a “Running Vest with Water Bottle” – but are facing an issue with the Product Type and Recommended Browse Node during the listing process.

The system is only offering one product type, which is unrelated to our item.

Ideally, our product should fall under:

Product Type: Hydration Vest – Hydration Pack

Category Path / Browse node: Sports & Outdoors > Sports > Running > Hydration Packs

However, the only Recommended Browse Node being displayed is for “Motorcycle Accessories & Parts”, which is completely irrelevant.

This not only will affects the visibility of our product but also prevents us from proceeding with a properly categorized listing.

We’ve also tried using the “Get help and resources” section, but it requires a SKU to proceed — which we cannot generate until the correct category is selected.

Has anyone else experienced a similar issue when trying to list a niche or specialized product? If so, we’d really appreciate any advice or workaround that helped you resolve it.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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