I have a product that weighed 0.6 lbs in December, and January, but the monthly storage report for February shows the product at 81 lbs, and for the entire month of February, the Amazon delivery fee for the item was 5.77, which is also based on 0.6 lbs, but the storage report is again based on 81 lbs. This has resulted in Amazon charging me a lot of storage fees for the month of February, and I have remeasured the item to indeed be 0.6 lbs. I asked Amazon to change the data in the February storage report and recalculate the monthly storage fee for February. But Amazon's customer service informed me that the item's weight in February was 81 pounds, that there was no error in the report, and to take the incorrect storage report to claim.

I don't know who to contact and how to resolve the issue

There are two FNSKU sizes with a quarterly storage fee report of 72 * 72 * 15.75 inches. However, the actual size of these two FNSKUs is 16.3 * 11.97 * 1.81 inches, and the difference is huge. A storage fee of $3400 has been charged. Is there a successful seller claiming compensation

Amazon charges me a fee per item sold. Additionally, they deduct a monthly storage fee and, on top of that, a "Long Term Storage Fee" every month. Normally, the Long Term Storage Fee averaged around $1 per item. However, this month, they charged a total of $1,100 for 120 items under the Long Term Storage Fee category.

Isn't this unfair? They are already taking a fee from my sales, charging for storage, and now they’ve imposed a Long Term Storage Fee of nearly $11 per item this month. Has anyone else experienced this? What should I do about it?