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Question about liquidating a FBA product

Hello I was wondering if ayone can help me with this

There was a product we were selling (not manufactered by us) and Amazon asked for a UL. This could not be provided and the listing was closed for all Sellers

I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The item was selling for 15-20

Also if we decide to return the item, is there somewhere we can see how much it would cost to ship back to us?

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Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM

Question about liquidating a FBA product

Hello I was wondering if ayone can help me with this

There was a product we were selling (not manufactered by us) and Amazon asked for a UL. This could not be provided and the listing was closed for all Sellers

I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The item was selling for 15-20

Also if we decide to return the item, is there somewhere we can see how much it would cost to ship back to us?

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Seller_z3XfkorVSmnEY
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Never tried liquidating, so I can't help with that. But removal and disposal order fees can be found here:

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G9W7FVTLY343ZBKN

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Bryce_Amazon
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Another seller provided the resources on removals, I recommend reviewing that link if you're looking to have the inventory returned to you.

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For liquidation, you can explore the FBA Liquidation program.

Instead of paying to remove or dispose of excess or customer-returned FBA inventory, you can choose to use FBA Liquidations to have the inventory liquidated through a liquidator. By liquidating inventory, you recover a portion of your inventory cost (net recovery value) while avoiding monthly storage fees and aged-inventory surcharges, formerly known as long-term storage fees. The net recovery value should appear in your account within 90 days of submitting your order.

Amazon determines the value of your inventory by evaluating several factors, including:

  • Your sales history
  • The average FBA selling price on Amazon
  • The sales history of the specific ASIN

Based on contracted rates, liquidators will purchase this inventory for a gross recovery value, which is about 5% to 10% of the product’s value. Amazon will then deduct fees and pay you the net recovery value.

Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

- Bryce

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Question about liquidating a FBA product

Hello I was wondering if ayone can help me with this

There was a product we were selling (not manufactered by us) and Amazon asked for a UL. This could not be provided and the listing was closed for all Sellers

I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The item was selling for 15-20

Also if we decide to return the item, is there somewhere we can see how much it would cost to ship back to us?

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Question about liquidating a FBA product

Hello I was wondering if ayone can help me with this

There was a product we were selling (not manufactered by us) and Amazon asked for a UL. This could not be provided and the listing was closed for all Sellers

I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The item was selling for 15-20

Also if we decide to return the item, is there somewhere we can see how much it would cost to ship back to us?

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Hello I was wondering if ayone can help me with this

There was a product we were selling (not manufactered by us) and Amazon asked for a UL. This could not be provided and the listing was closed for all Sellers

I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The item was selling for 15-20

Also if we decide to return the item, is there somewhere we can see how much it would cost to ship back to us?

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Seller_z3XfkorVSmnEY
In reply to: Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM’s post

Never tried liquidating, so I can't help with that. But removal and disposal order fees can be found here:

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G9W7FVTLY343ZBKN

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Bryce_Amazon
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Another seller provided the resources on removals, I recommend reviewing that link if you're looking to have the inventory returned to you.

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I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The
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For liquidation, you can explore the FBA Liquidation program.

Instead of paying to remove or dispose of excess or customer-returned FBA inventory, you can choose to use FBA Liquidations to have the inventory liquidated through a liquidator. By liquidating inventory, you recover a portion of your inventory cost (net recovery value) while avoiding monthly storage fees and aged-inventory surcharges, formerly known as long-term storage fees. The net recovery value should appear in your account within 90 days of submitting your order.

Amazon determines the value of your inventory by evaluating several factors, including:

  • Your sales history
  • The average FBA selling price on Amazon
  • The sales history of the specific ASIN

Based on contracted rates, liquidators will purchase this inventory for a gross recovery value, which is about 5% to 10% of the product’s value. Amazon will then deduct fees and pay you the net recovery value.

Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

- Bryce

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Seller_z3XfkorVSmnEY
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Never tried liquidating, so I can't help with that. But removal and disposal order fees can be found here:

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G9W7FVTLY343ZBKN

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Seller_z3XfkorVSmnEY
In reply to: Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM’s post

Never tried liquidating, so I can't help with that. But removal and disposal order fees can be found here:

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G9W7FVTLY343ZBKN

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Bryce_Amazon
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Another seller provided the resources on removals, I recommend reviewing that link if you're looking to have the inventory returned to you.

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Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM
I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The
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For liquidation, you can explore the FBA Liquidation program.

Instead of paying to remove or dispose of excess or customer-returned FBA inventory, you can choose to use FBA Liquidations to have the inventory liquidated through a liquidator. By liquidating inventory, you recover a portion of your inventory cost (net recovery value) while avoiding monthly storage fees and aged-inventory surcharges, formerly known as long-term storage fees. The net recovery value should appear in your account within 90 days of submitting your order.

Amazon determines the value of your inventory by evaluating several factors, including:

  • Your sales history
  • The average FBA selling price on Amazon
  • The sales history of the specific ASIN

Based on contracted rates, liquidators will purchase this inventory for a gross recovery value, which is about 5% to 10% of the product’s value. Amazon will then deduct fees and pay you the net recovery value.

Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

- Bryce

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Bryce_Amazon
In reply to: Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM’s post

Another seller provided the resources on removals, I recommend reviewing that link if you're looking to have the inventory returned to you.

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Seller_QbjrHfOjxA4bM
I am considering just liquidating it (2000+ pieces) and was wondering if anyone knows about what percent we would get back? The
View post

For liquidation, you can explore the FBA Liquidation program.

Instead of paying to remove or dispose of excess or customer-returned FBA inventory, you can choose to use FBA Liquidations to have the inventory liquidated through a liquidator. By liquidating inventory, you recover a portion of your inventory cost (net recovery value) while avoiding monthly storage fees and aged-inventory surcharges, formerly known as long-term storage fees. The net recovery value should appear in your account within 90 days of submitting your order.

Amazon determines the value of your inventory by evaluating several factors, including:

  • Your sales history
  • The average FBA selling price on Amazon
  • The sales history of the specific ASIN

Based on contracted rates, liquidators will purchase this inventory for a gross recovery value, which is about 5% to 10% of the product’s value. Amazon will then deduct fees and pay you the net recovery value.

Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

- Bryce

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