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So after 18 years here I received a shipping adjustment email

Here is what I don't get. The weight I put originally , is the same as the adjusted weight USPS put down , but for more money than amazon charged me.

And for returns , amazon didn't charge enough which matches the weight I entered, but I'm getting charged more than what amazon charged for the return label.

Then it says this current charge is for January to March , but when I go in transactions , the adjustments do not even come close to what I am being charged for them. There is nothing to match it to for the total

What is this new nonsense. Even the AI I brought everything into , has no clue.

Another holiday morning surprise from amazon. Yayyyyyy......not

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Got this email tonight. I've had no returns in 2026 so that's not a reason. My return address isn't incorrect because It has not changed since the day I signed up on Amazon so that's not a reason. I have 1 package type I use when I ship through Amazon's buy shipping it's a flat 7" x 5" mailer that weighs 4 oz. The dimensions and weight never change so that's not a reason.

The only reason I can come up with is Amazon, and this happens frequently, is always behind on getting their buy shipping rates synced up with USPS rates and there were a bunch of small shortages on the cost that added up during this time frame, due to Amazons fault for not getting things set up right on time. These types of adjustments Amazon should have to eat as it is their system printing labels with the incorrect amounts. Granted it's overall a small amount for that 3 month period, but sellers should not be responsible for Amazons lack of preparedness when they have a very long time in advance to bake in the correct rates and on go day they can just turn them on in an instant, but I have noticed sometimes Amazon goes weeks before they catch up on new rates. Do better Amazon__________________________________________________________________________________________

Hello,

USPS assessed shipping correction charges totaling -19.92 on Fulfilled by Merchant labels you purchased on Buy Shipping between 01_01_2026 and 03_31_2026. You'll be charged for these corrections between 09_07_2026 and 09_10_2026.

USPS applies these charges when the dimensions or weight of a package don't match the label, or when your return address is incorrect or invalid. These charges may not appear in the same settlement period as the original shipment.

View your charges: Go to your Payments Dashboard. In Transaction View, filter by Shipping services purchased through Amazon, then search for "Adjustment" in the Product Details column.

Avoid future correction charges: Confirm that your products' dimensions, weight, and return address are listed correctly in Seller Central.

For more information, go to Carrier shipping correction charges.

The Amazon Services team

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Hello MODS-there have been many posts about feedback(s) being removed. PLEASE explain why?

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As the title says…

We have been running ads for nearly a decade, consistently and with our campaigns professionally managed by a third party. For years, we’ve had relatively predictable performance.

But over the last two months, something has changed dramatically.

Our account is healthy. We have no sanctions, restrictions, or policy issues, and everything shows as “good to go.” Nothing significant has changed on our end. We recently updated our storefronts and optimized product titles for the current marketplace, while our pricing has remained steady.

Yet somehow, we are experiencing the **worst organic traffic, ad performance, and conversion rates we have seen in nearly 10 years.**

Our current ROAS is around **1.0**, which is essentially unsustainable. At that level, we are spending $1 in advertising to generate $1 in revenue—before accounting for product costs, fulfillment, marketplace fees, overhead, and everything else required to actually operate a business.

So the obvious question is:

**WHAT HAS CHANGED?**

Has there been a significant change to the advertising algorithm, search visibility, placement, attribution, traffic quality, or conversion metrics?

We have been doing this long enough to recognize when something is off. Our business, products, pricing, and advertising strategy have not suddenly changed after years of consistent performance.

Something has changed—and we need to understand what it is.

Has anyone else experienced a similar dramatic decline in both **organic conversion and ad performance over the past two months?** If so, what have you identified as the cause?

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Well, we rode the wave as long as possible. We got by using mostly the traditional wholesaler to retailer method in Toys followed by Board Games. I'm also happy to say we did it with almost zero dollars in purchased ads. It has just reached the point where we can no longer replace lost revenue from restricted brands with new ones.

We started so long ago that we had to operate two different selling accounts, one for media/video games and another non-media @Merchants account. And for anyone who remembers the OLD forums, we usually posted under nextgen gamer, which was our original account before we were given our Merchants@ account.

It has been a wild ride. The most memorable one has to be the Zhu Zhu Pets fiasco, which I really believe was the event that made the top level executives completely flip how the Featured Merchants section operated. And as the prices fell in the Featured Merchant category, so did the cachet and quality of the sellers in it.

I understand times change, but I really miss the sense of community we had in the old forums. You could sense who was posting/replying just by the tone. There were definitely cliques as well and again that made it feel real. And the poor souls who would ask where to buy their inventory - they were picked apart by wolves LOL!

So while I wish we could have gone on for another 10-15 years, I'm more than satisfied and ready to move on to wherever that is. Thank you to Amazon and of course all my fellow sellers, you will be missed!

Toy Fuzz / nextgen gamer signing off

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Hi everyone,

I recently got approval to sell a product where Amazon itself is currently the only seller, and Amazon is selling it for $44.90. I’m now considering sending my inventory to FBA and selling the same product.

My main question is: how much lower than Amazon’s $44.90 price would I need to price my product to get the Buy Box? Would $1–$2 lower be enough, or would I need to go $3–$4 lower?

Also should i get the professional selling plan to have a better chance of winning the buy box since i plan to sell this product through FBA?

And finally, would you recommend selling a product like this, where Amazon itself is currently the only seller, or is it too risky to compete directly with Amazon?

I’d really appreciate advice from sellers who have experience with this.

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