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Dave and I discuss the delays to the New "Low Inventory" fees, how you can be exempted from those fees, and the impending FTC Investigation into Amazon.
After months of complaints over the new fees, it seems like Amazon's heard (or read, in this case) the message that people aren't happy about being charged for having too little in FBA Warehouses. To gain some brownie points, they've decided to delay the effectivity date of these new fees. But what does this mean in the big picture?
We all know that Amazon's being investigated by the FTC for their monopolistic practices. With that being said, why would Amazon choose to apply new fees that effectively erodes profit margin from third party sellers?
We discuss that, and more in today's episode. Here's some timestamps below to get you started:
The big takeaway here is to make sure that you're still profitable.
Go into your Amazon account, check out how much you are going to be charged in April for these fees, and adjust your pricing accordingly to make sure that you're still having a healthy and profitable business.
If any listeners would like to have a discussion about this, let me know by emailing us directly at [email protected].
Also, if you have any questions or any topics you’d like us to discuss on the podcast, you can email us directly as well!
Also, we would really appreciate it if you would leave us a review on iTunes.
Thanks for listening!
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Dave and I discuss the delays to the New "Low Inventory" fees, how you can be exempted from those fees, and the impending FTC Investigation into Amazon.
After months of complaints over the new fees, it seems like Amazon's heard (or read, in this case) the message that people aren't happy about being charged for having too little in FBA Warehouses. To gain some brownie points, they've decided to delay the effectivity date of these new fees. But what does this mean in the big picture?
We all know that Amazon's being investigated by the FTC for their monopolistic practices. With that being said, why would Amazon choose to apply new fees that effectively erodes profit margin from third party sellers?
We discuss that, and more in today's episode. Here's some timestamps below to get you started:
The big takeaway here is to make sure that you're still profitable.
Go into your Amazon account, check out how much you are going to be charged in April for these fees, and adjust your pricing accordingly to make sure that you're still having a healthy and profitable business.
If any listeners would like to have a discussion about this, let me know by emailing us directly at [email protected].
Also, if you have any questions or any topics you’d like us to discuss on the podcast, you can email us directly as well!
Also, we would really appreciate it if you would leave us a review on iTunes.
Thanks for listening!
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