Got the Submitted value falls outside policy guidelines. really dont know what to do now.

So I have done some dabbling in the manage sourcing cost.

I have come to an extreme examples I will share;

0.53$ for what should be over 20$. all I can do is accept their 0.53$ because it just says *denied, submitted value falls outside policy guidelines*

Then their policy is basically non existent in terms of information. and it does not allow you to challenge the overlords on their decision.

This is nothing short of being criminal.

Good job Amazon, you have yet again exceeded yourself with another unscrupulous policy

@Seller_guPeMXBrBxqyU - what is the policy guidelines when representing Source Value? I have entered product MFG cost and uploaded a pdf invoice from my last order with the MFG. I am being denied they say >> "Submitted value falls outside policy guidelines. View Policy" > https://m.media-amazon.com/images/G/01/rainier/help./Redlined_FBA_Reimbursement_policy_US.pdf The link to the policy is a pdf that is showing the current edit changes in Microsoft Word that someone was doing. Its incomplete and doesn't give much substance to be honest.

• Is there a threshold or percentage that Amazon automatically denies if its "X" amount above what they are estimating?
• Besides waiting 30 days to again show Amazon our actual invoice price, is there another appeal process through seller support?
• If Amazon is saying they will pay MFG cost, how can Amazon deny that if we are showing the invoice that we paid?

As if this policy isn't already getting enough bad feedback and negative attention, the fact that sellers can't even get MFG cost back (separate from all the other inherited costs of running your business) and Amazon is going to low ball all of the costs from the get go is a kick in the rear.