Free checklist

The 10-Minute FBA Leak Checklist

Grab a coffee and open Seller Central. Go down this list once a month. Every box you can't tick is money that may be slipping away.

1. Reimbursements (lost & damaged units)

• Check your reimbursement report for units marked lost or damaged in Amazon's warehouse.
• For any lost or damaged unit with no matching reimbursement, open a case with proof (invoice or proof of ownership).

Denied? Fbaleaks drafts the rebuttal →

2. Missing inbound units

• For each recent shipment, compare units you sent to units Amazon received.
• If they don't match, open an investigation with your invoice, packing list, and tracking.

Denied? Fbaleaks drafts the rebuttal →

3. Fee overcharges

• Look up the size and weight Amazon has on file for your top 5 sellers.
• Measure one packaged unit yourself. If Amazon's numbers push it into a higher size tier, ask for a re-measure and a refund of the extra.

Denied? Fbaleaks drafts the rebuttal →

4. Customer returns

• Match recent refunds to returns. Flag any refund where the item never came back.
• Check returns marked "customer damaged" or "unsellable" that looked fine to you. Those may be claimable.

Denied? Fbaleaks drafts the rebuttal →

5. Storage & aged inventory

• Sort your inventory by age. Anything close to the aged inventory surcharge needs a plan: reprice, remove, or liquidate.
• Before October, clear slow stock. Monthly storage fees are higher Oct–Dec.

Not sure what to cut? Get a Keep / Reprice / Kill call on every SKU →

Deadlines to file claims change, so always check Seller Central for the current window before you file.