total off-Amazon costs
Can someone please explain what is in the image attached? Please tell me that it's not correct that when I made a sale at cost price to remove all stock that Amazon didn't charge me more than the sale price. So, should I expect to see 2650.00 pounds going into my account?
regards,
total off-Amazon costs
Can someone please explain what is in the image attached? Please tell me that it's not correct that when I made a sale at cost price to remove all stock that Amazon didn't charge me more than the sale price. So, should I expect to see 2650.00 pounds going into my account?
regards,
4 replies
Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM
Bearing in mind the off-Amazon cost can be edited by you, I suspect that maybe you added the item cost price somewhere, hence it’s showing that you haven’t lost out.
I do wonder though why the Fulfillment fee is so low. Something isn’t right.
I don’t use that report page so I can’t by sure if I’m correct.
Seller_RlZVPg3d6ZUGP
I'm not sure on that report but amazon will happily charge you more than the sale price if thats what the fees are
Seller_mS10UjVYuuGor
Even if you sell at cost to clear stock Amazon fees still apply so at cost you'll be on a loss due to fees. Plus FBA fees of £8.18 to deliver 100 units can't be right (was it a mix of FBA and FBM perhaps).
You balance on the seller central homepage will show what'll be hitting your account.
Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
No, you should not expect £2650 going in to your account. A sale of £26.50 has a referral fee of £3.45 plus the DSF of 24p. With VAT that's £4.42 per sale, so x 100 that's already £442 to come off the total.
The fulfilment fee showing i can't see on the rate card at a quick glance so it might be something like dimensional weight, but it really looks like a per item fee rather than the cost for 100 items. You can look at one of your orders to confirm that.
total off-Amazon costs
Can someone please explain what is in the image attached? Please tell me that it's not correct that when I made a sale at cost price to remove all stock that Amazon didn't charge me more than the sale price. So, should I expect to see 2650.00 pounds going into my account?
regards,
total off-Amazon costs
Can someone please explain what is in the image attached? Please tell me that it's not correct that when I made a sale at cost price to remove all stock that Amazon didn't charge me more than the sale price. So, should I expect to see 2650.00 pounds going into my account?
regards,
total off-Amazon costs
Can someone please explain what is in the image attached? Please tell me that it's not correct that when I made a sale at cost price to remove all stock that Amazon didn't charge me more than the sale price. So, should I expect to see 2650.00 pounds going into my account?
regards,
4 replies
4 replies
Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM
Bearing in mind the off-Amazon cost can be edited by you, I suspect that maybe you added the item cost price somewhere, hence it’s showing that you haven’t lost out.
I do wonder though why the Fulfillment fee is so low. Something isn’t right.
I don’t use that report page so I can’t by sure if I’m correct.
Seller_RlZVPg3d6ZUGP
I'm not sure on that report but amazon will happily charge you more than the sale price if thats what the fees are
Seller_mS10UjVYuuGor
Even if you sell at cost to clear stock Amazon fees still apply so at cost you'll be on a loss due to fees. Plus FBA fees of £8.18 to deliver 100 units can't be right (was it a mix of FBA and FBM perhaps).
You balance on the seller central homepage will show what'll be hitting your account.
Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
No, you should not expect £2650 going in to your account. A sale of £26.50 has a referral fee of £3.45 plus the DSF of 24p. With VAT that's £4.42 per sale, so x 100 that's already £442 to come off the total.
The fulfilment fee showing i can't see on the rate card at a quick glance so it might be something like dimensional weight, but it really looks like a per item fee rather than the cost for 100 items. You can look at one of your orders to confirm that.
Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM
Bearing in mind the off-Amazon cost can be edited by you, I suspect that maybe you added the item cost price somewhere, hence it’s showing that you haven’t lost out.
I do wonder though why the Fulfillment fee is so low. Something isn’t right.
I don’t use that report page so I can’t by sure if I’m correct.
Seller_76AUwmqvSyRIM
Bearing in mind the off-Amazon cost can be edited by you, I suspect that maybe you added the item cost price somewhere, hence it’s showing that you haven’t lost out.
I do wonder though why the Fulfillment fee is so low. Something isn’t right.
I don’t use that report page so I can’t by sure if I’m correct.
Seller_RlZVPg3d6ZUGP
I'm not sure on that report but amazon will happily charge you more than the sale price if thats what the fees are
Seller_RlZVPg3d6ZUGP
I'm not sure on that report but amazon will happily charge you more than the sale price if thats what the fees are
Seller_mS10UjVYuuGor
Even if you sell at cost to clear stock Amazon fees still apply so at cost you'll be on a loss due to fees. Plus FBA fees of £8.18 to deliver 100 units can't be right (was it a mix of FBA and FBM perhaps).
You balance on the seller central homepage will show what'll be hitting your account.
Seller_mS10UjVYuuGor
Even if you sell at cost to clear stock Amazon fees still apply so at cost you'll be on a loss due to fees. Plus FBA fees of £8.18 to deliver 100 units can't be right (was it a mix of FBA and FBM perhaps).
You balance on the seller central homepage will show what'll be hitting your account.
Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
No, you should not expect £2650 going in to your account. A sale of £26.50 has a referral fee of £3.45 plus the DSF of 24p. With VAT that's £4.42 per sale, so x 100 that's already £442 to come off the total.
The fulfilment fee showing i can't see on the rate card at a quick glance so it might be something like dimensional weight, but it really looks like a per item fee rather than the cost for 100 items. You can look at one of your orders to confirm that.
Seller_QuM1AZgzfU9x4
No, you should not expect £2650 going in to your account. A sale of £26.50 has a referral fee of £3.45 plus the DSF of 24p. With VAT that's £4.42 per sale, so x 100 that's already £442 to come off the total.
The fulfilment fee showing i can't see on the rate card at a quick glance so it might be something like dimensional weight, but it really looks like a per item fee rather than the cost for 100 items. You can look at one of your orders to confirm that.
