I need some clarification on how storage fees apply to inventory that has been auto-replenished from AWD to FBA.

I understand that if at least 70% of my replenished FBA inventory was auto-replenished via AWD, I avoid the FBA aged inventory surcharge (181-365 days) and the low-inventory-level fee. However, my question is:

Once inventory is transferred from AWD to FBA through auto-replenishment, does it follow standard FBA storage rates, or does it retain the AWD discounted storage rate while at FBA? Does the 70% Ratio impact this also?

The reason I ask is that AWD recently auto-replenished six months' worth of inventory for an ASIN, and if this inventory is now subject to full FBA storage rates, it would significantly increase my overall costs to store. I want to be sure I fully understand the financial implications before allowing AWD to auto replenish more inventory on items.

Could you please clarify how storage fees are applied in this scenario?

Earlier, we were using auto-replenishment model from AWD. But it turns out to be the worst decision of our life. Amazon started sending a lot of inventory. Their system is so dumb that they predict your sales would be 2x and send inventory for maybe 3 months, which becomes 6 months of inventory.

But actually there is a 50% decline in sales and it became 12 months of inventory. Thus, you have to pay storage as well as LTSF/AIS.

To move the inventory faster we had to decrease the prices of our ASIN-B08L65Z76F and had to suffer losses. So, requesting you all to never ever use auto replenishment feature of AWD if your inventory is stored there.

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