We noticed that in our Seller Board account amazon started charging fee named FBA inbound convenience fee. Could anyone elaborate whether FBA inbound convenience fee the same as FBA Inbound Placement Service Fee or not?

Is it typical to receive an inbound placement fee charge more than a month after all my items have been delivered?

I received a notification about an inbound placement fee which was already paid. But then, I got another charge for the same fee. Apparently, the first charge was incorrect and actually a partnered carrier cost. Now, I'm unsure why I'm being charged twice and what these fees entail? Can you please tell me what OTHER FBA shipping fees there would be for items that were already been received?

I need to express my frustration on the charge of FBA inbound placement service fee. Yes, I understand that "The FBA inbound placement service fee is the cost of spreading inventory across Amazon's fulfillment centers close to customers. The fee was introduced on March 1, 2024."

I recently requested Amazon to move Reserved Inventory to available for sale to customers because they had been just sitting somewhere for a long time but not available for sale with charging me monthly inventory fee. I created a case and they told me 49 units were shipped between fulfillment centers to make the goods available for sale.

Now, Amazon charges a fee on ME to move them between fulfillment centers. But this situation is completely beyond my control. I did NOT send my goods to nowhere to just let them sit and not for sale. I sent my goods were sent exactly where specified in the shipment. Amazon handled the goods after arriving at the warehouse. How Amazon needs to charge a fee on this? I just can't agree with the new introduced fee. Does anyone has the same opinion?