If you're sending product to Amazon, like you shipped 500 units to Amazon's FBI warehouse.

And of course you're checking, you're like, okay, when is this going to get checked in?

When is this going to become available? So it can start selling on Amazon.

And you keep checking like, it's not there. It's not available. Where is it? It's not there.

You go to your shipping logs. You're like, it's not there. It hasn't been received. What's the deal? It's been over three, four weeks and it's still not checked in. You might have lost inventory

on your hands. Okay? So the first step...

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy

Isam. In this

episode, we're going to talk about how to file a complaint when Amazon loses your inventory.

This is a very sucky part about selling on Amazon, but it happens from time to time.

Sometimes it's more severe than other times. Luckily for us, we've never

had a huge issue with this, but I have talked to other friends, friends, family, network peers,

I guess you could say, who have had issue with losing inventory, meaning Amazon has lost their

inventory. So again, in this episode, let's talk about some ways that you can go about filing a

complaint. And I have a really good tip for you guys, a really easy hands-off way for you guys to

file complaints to potentially get reimbursed for lost inventory. So stick around because at the

towards the end of the episode, I guess, we'll talk about that strategy for getting reimbursed.

Now, this first method of trying to get reimbursed from Amazon, honestly, is not always the

best method, but sometimes it can work.

And this is probably your best first option before maybe exploring some of the other

options that we'll discuss again in this episode.

So if you're sending product to

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