Update to FBA removals policy
Starting November 1, 2023, if you have selected Dispose as your preferred removal option in Automated unfulfillable settings, your removal orders will be scheduled at Amazon's discretion based on capacity, including immediately after returns evaluation. If you haven’t selected a removal option before November 1, 2023, your selection will default to Immediate Disposal.
To maintain a weekly or biweekly removal schedule, you must go to Automated unfulfillable settings, select the return option, and input a valid return address. You’ll then have the ability to place manual removal orders on your inventory any time prior to your selected automated removal schedule.
To learn more about this upcoming policy change, go to Remove inventory automatically.
Update to FBA removals policy
Starting November 1, 2023, if you have selected Dispose as your preferred removal option in Automated unfulfillable settings, your removal orders will be scheduled at Amazon's discretion based on capacity, including immediately after returns evaluation. If you haven’t selected a removal option before November 1, 2023, your selection will default to Immediate Disposal.
To maintain a weekly or biweekly removal schedule, you must go to Automated unfulfillable settings, select the return option, and input a valid return address. You’ll then have the ability to place manual removal orders on your inventory any time prior to your selected automated removal schedule.
To learn more about this upcoming policy change, go to Remove inventory automatically.
1 reply
Seller_aR7bd4CyU1nXv
It's very not fair...
Sometimes Amazon mistakenly marks inventory as unfulfillable and now sellers won't even have a chance to request seller support to double check the inventory to ensure they are unfulfillable.
I do not want the items returned to me I want to have the option of disposing of them when they are "really" unfulfillable.
