Net Proceeds are Negative for a First Time Seller that hasn't sold any products as yet?
Hi Everyone,
Please can you help? I just started shipping products to FBA and haven’t’ sold anything yet but my Net Proceeds are negative.
It looks like Amazon took my first Professional Fee amount of £30 and added an expense of -£14.04 for an Inbound transportation charge fee, totalling a -£44.04. Now they want to charge my bank account the difference of -£14.04.
Does anyone know why I’m being charged this amount so soon and why it’s so much when I just sent my products a few days ago ? Is this how much it’s going to cost every time I ship something to Amazon FBA ?
Thanks for help and sincere kindness.
Krystal
Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
That’s about right then
17 replies
Seller_BS5lg2keRs2QO
They are charging you the cost of sending them your items. What the future costs will be will depend on how much you send. Generally i think the conventional wisdom is to try to send boxes of 14-15kg - unless your products are very light of course.
Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
The monthly pro plan is due every month regardless of whether or not you sell and the inbound transportation fees have been charged as you have sent stock using a courier that needs paying for
The fees go through your accounts as an expense
If you are not selling enough to warrant the £30 monthly fee, you can downgrade to the individual selling plan
Yes you have to pay to send stock to amazon , but the amount will vary depending on the size of the shipment
Seller_EHYOwAkoZV3Hb
Sorry but did you expect a “reverse prime” deal? Of course it will cost you to send goods to FBA. Either to UPS via Amazon or to your chosen courier.
