How Much Does Amazon Pay for Lost Inventory? Understanding Reimbursement Policies
Learn how Amazon reimburses sellers for lost inventory based on average selling price or default values and what influences payout amounts.
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Amazon may reimburse sellers for lost inventory based on the product’s average selling price over the past 90 days or its default reimbursement values. Reimbursements typically reflect the current market value of the item.
FAQs & Answers
- How does Amazon determine reimbursement amounts for lost inventory? Amazon reimburses sellers based on the product’s average selling price over the past 90 days or uses default reimbursement values, reflecting the item’s current market value.
- What factors affect the reimbursement value for lost Amazon inventory? Reimbursement amounts depend on recent selling prices, the product category, and Amazon’s set default values when sales data is insufficient.
- How can sellers claim reimbursement for lost or damaged Amazon inventory? Sellers can file a reimbursement claim through Amazon Seller Central by providing necessary documentation once lost or damaged inventory is identified.