Delivery Date Based Reserve” (also known as DD+7
Can please someone explain if this Delivery Date Based Reserve” (also known as DD+7 should be on accounts which only use FBA ONLY and dont use any integrated shipping provider?
Thanks
59 replies
Seller_rGtEcZnu0JTRD
Simple answer is it should not be, Amazon however will tell you it is not just about the delivery itself, but about the goods sold, they are basically allowing the customer 7 days to inspect the package to ensure it is what they ordered.
Seller_6sxtIS0RbZ5k7
I am 100% FBA and have always had the reserve (as it had already been introduced when I registered.)
Seller_vlOfuiHHYSQQ3
You can always take an Amazon loan out to cover any potential cashflow difficulties 
Seller_AosJD54bRJJWc
Hi All,
Sorry This info may have been given previously but we are a little confused. The last time we were able to disburse was the 3rd august. When will we be able to disburse again…the 17th August?
thanks in advance.
Seller_JzVm29bKwifQs
it sucks big time as a seller here for 10 years amazon know they can get any refunds etc from me without holding 5 figures of my money in reserve, only posting to show my distaste for the way they treat the people who make them there riches
Seller_bi8rGHHcLpoVs
This thread has over 1100 replies on it. Tells you everything you need to know. 
Seller_lljyzgTxr5fgI
It will be on all accounts once it is fully rolled out. We are 100% FBA, never had a reserve but acquired this on August 3rd.
Seller_J2H5GprhaORbt
Just like everyone else
I trade in all European countries and have done for almost 16 years
Amazon are holding over 30k of my money and i can not get my hands on 1 penny of it ,
so even when I can get it , I am always going to be the best part of 30-50k down
and it will only be available oi n dribs and drabs
Seller_lyUF34znaGncK
Amazon have let me have £197 since 29th July and are currently withholding £10K, I’m a sole trader and that’s a lot of money for me.
