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Amazon fees when listings inactive due to holiday

Does anyone know what fees are imposed when listings are inactive? My latest payment says it may be 'less than expected'. Which is correct. And I only took a week off

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Amazon fees when listings inactive due to holiday

Does anyone know what fees are imposed when listings are inactive? My latest payment says it may be 'less than expected'. Which is correct. And I only took a week off

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If your listings are inactive you don't pay any listing fees as you only pay when you sell the item. Any advertising you have on the items shouldn't be chargeable as the items are not for sale.

If you have a professional selling plan you are still required to pay the £25+VAT monthly subscription fee.

The above is for FBM products.

If you have FBA products these are still sellable when on holiday mode and you continue to pay commission on these if sold. You would still pay storage charges as well.

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Amazon fees when listings inactive due to holiday

Does anyone know what fees are imposed when listings are inactive? My latest payment says it may be 'less than expected'. Which is correct. And I only took a week off

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Does anyone know what fees are imposed when listings are inactive? My latest payment says it may be 'less than expected'. Which is correct. And I only took a week off

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Does anyone know what fees are imposed when listings are inactive? My latest payment says it may be 'less than expected'. Which is correct. And I only took a week off

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In reply to: Seller_0le2jW2aGamkK’s post

If your listings are inactive you don't pay any listing fees as you only pay when you sell the item. Any advertising you have on the items shouldn't be chargeable as the items are not for sale.

If you have a professional selling plan you are still required to pay the £25+VAT monthly subscription fee.

The above is for FBM products.

If you have FBA products these are still sellable when on holiday mode and you continue to pay commission on these if sold. You would still pay storage charges as well.

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In reply to: Seller_0le2jW2aGamkK’s post

If your listings are inactive you don't pay any listing fees as you only pay when you sell the item. Any advertising you have on the items shouldn't be chargeable as the items are not for sale.

If you have a professional selling plan you are still required to pay the £25+VAT monthly subscription fee.

The above is for FBM products.

If you have FBA products these are still sellable when on holiday mode and you continue to pay commission on these if sold. You would still pay storage charges as well.

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In reply to: Seller_0le2jW2aGamkK’s post

If your listings are inactive you don't pay any listing fees as you only pay when you sell the item. Any advertising you have on the items shouldn't be chargeable as the items are not for sale.

If you have a professional selling plan you are still required to pay the £25+VAT monthly subscription fee.

The above is for FBM products.

If you have FBA products these are still sellable when on holiday mode and you continue to pay commission on these if sold. You would still pay storage charges as well.

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