Yeah that hurts and it's happened to me at other fulfillment centers. I feel your pain. Sometimes shipments get checked in, but then for some reason there's a long delay to receive. You know something's gone or going wrong when this happens, but you can't initiate a case until a certain amount of time that seems to change on a case by case basis. I've had three extreme instances whereby shipments have been delivered and even checked in but then no activity or change for 2 or 3 months. Although it does seem strange when this happens, I'm not suggesting that this is intentional, but surely any rational cogent reasoning person can see something has gone wrong and deviated completely from the standard operating procedure Amazon has set in place. Now all that said, and to be fair this doesn't happen all the time, but we 3rd party sellers are extremely sensitive to this as it does have serious effects on our ability to; reach customers, operate fairly and competitively with other sellers.

Please be advised Amazon, I'm not complaining, but merely trying to implore your understanding that it does warrant researching exactly why this is happening and continues to happen without any accountability. The inventory sent into fulfillment centers should be generating sales that then provide Amazon with fees for their part and 3rd party sellers with their share instead of sitting dormant and taking up valuable space.