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Returns are Profit-Killers for Every Amazon Seller

Amazon sellers have a difficult time calculating returns correctly, so they are usually just ignored. There are two main reasons for that: «they don’t really matter» or «it’s not clear how to count them».

The bad news: returns do matter. The good news: sellerboard takes all returns into account automatically.

You can find out just why it’s so important to take all the returns into account and how to calculate them correctly, in our video:

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Long Term Storage Fees Will Have to Be Paid 6 Times More Often

On September the 15^th, and on every 15^thday of the month thereafter, long term storage fees will be assessed monthly. For your information -before September the 15^th, 2018, long term storage fees are assessed twice per year: February the 15^th and August 15^th.

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Amazon’s New Terms: Sell or Pay

From July 1, 2018 Amazon may limit access to storage and the possibility to create shipments. Furthermore, Amazon will increase the Inventory Storage Overage Fee. Good news: this won’t affect everyone.

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Amazon Lowering Fees on Low Priced Items

Amazon is offering a referral fee discount to help sellers add low-priced items that are not available on Amazon.com. To be eligible for this promotion sellers must meet these 3 conditions:

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Tracking Your Storage Fees

1,5 years ago we decided to build the world’s most intuitive and precise profit analytics tool for Amazon sellers. It has been an incredible journey, we’re still highly motivated and enjoying every day of it.

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Comparison of the Amazon FBA Fees changes from 2014

Every seller on Amazon was awaiting for decreasing of the FBA fees. But this year every seller got not so cute Amazon “gift” – the announcement about their new FBA fee increase.

On a picture below you can see how the Amazon FBA fee increased from 2014.