Damaged and lost
FBA stock that Amazon lost or damaged in the warehouse and has not reimbursed yet.
Amazon loses stock, misses returns and charges the wrong fees. Money Back checks every day what Amazon owes you, writes the claim for you and keeps an eye on the deadlines. You file with one click yourself, with no commission. Or our team does it for 15% of what comes back.
Across millions of shipments Amazon makes mistakes: stock gets lost in the warehouse, returns never arrive, fees are wrong. Much of it is only reimbursed if you notice and claim in time, often within 60 days.
Money Back reconciles your Amazon reports every day, finds open claims in eight categories, estimates the amount and writes the claim text for every case.
You recover money that would otherwise expire: filed yourself with no commission, or with our service, paid only on success.
The overview shows you straight away how much money Amazon is likely to owe you, which cases you can file now and which deadlines expire soon. Cases that Amazon is still reviewing appear with the date from which they can be filed.
Every category has its own evidence and its own deadlines. Money Back checks all of them every day and only shows you what is still open.
FBA stock that Amazon lost or damaged in the warehouse and has not reimbursed yet.
Customer returns that never reached the warehouse or were damaged by Amazon or the carrier.
Shipments to Amazon where fewer units were received than shipped.
FBA fulfilment fees that jumped suddenly, often because of a wrong re-measurement of your products.
Reimbursements that Amazon paid below the value of your goods.
Removals from the FBA warehouse to you that did not arrive in full.
Buyer refunds where Amazon charged you more than the customer was refunded.
Referral fees that differ from the valid rate for your category.
For every case you see from when and until when it can be filed. Cases that expire soon are at the top.
All values in the illustrations are examples.
Sellercore pulls the reimbursement report, returns, inventory ledger, buyer refunds, inbound shipments and removal orders, read-only through the official Amazon API.
Money Back cross-checks the reports, estimates the amount per case and detects whether it can be filed yet or Amazon is still reviewing it.
You copy the ready claim text, open the case in Seller Central straight from Sellercore and paste it in. Or our team does it for you.
With the case ID, Sellercore matches the payment in the reimbursement report automatically. You see what has been filed, reimbursed or rejected.
For every case, Money Back gathers the evidence Amazon wants to see: order, date of the customer refund, returned and reimbursed quantities, SKU, FNSKU and ASIN. From that it writes a factual claim text that you simply paste in.
You used to have 18 months for most FBA reimbursements. Today every type of error has its own short window with its own starting point. Checking once a quarter costs you money.
| Window | Starting point | |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse: lost or damaged | up to 60 days | Date it appears in the system |
| Customer returns | day 60 to day 120 | Refund to the customer |
| Removals and transit loss | day 15 to day 75 | Creation of the removal order |
| Removals, other cases | up to 60 days | Delivery back to you |
According to Amazon's announcements. The current version in your Seller Central always applies. Money Back shows you for every case from when and until when it can be filed. More in the guide Amazon FBA reimbursements: the 60-day trap.
You decide: file the cases yourself and keep every euro. Or hand the work to our team and only pay when Amazon actually pays money back.
Commission net of VAT, calculated on the amount Amazon actually reimburses.
Money Back only reads your Amazon data. Nothing is filed unless you trigger it yourself or hand it to our team.
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Yes. You can try Sellercore free for 14 days with all features, including Money Back, no credit card needed. You see your first data within minutes, the full import takes up to 24 hours. The trial ends automatically, there is nothing to cancel.
A Sellercore feature that checks every day what Amazon owes you: lost and damaged FBA stock, missing returns, inbound shortages, wrong fees and reimbursements that are too low. Every case comes with a ready claim text.
Not if you file yourself: Money Back is included in your plan, and the reimbursed money belongs entirely to you. If our team files the cases for you, we charge 15% (net of VAT) of the amount Amazon actually reimburses. If no money comes back, you pay nothing.
Yes, if you want. With our service, our team files the cases for you and follows them through to reimbursement, for 15% of the reimbursed amount. You can also file yourself: Sellercore writes the claim text and opens the right case in Seller Central, and you paste the text in.
Some things, yes, such as part of the stock lost in the warehouse. You should not rely on it: if the automatic reimbursement does not happen, the deadline still runs. Money Back checks what has been reimbursed and only shows what is open. Cases that Amazon is still reviewing appear as "waiting".
The reimbursement report, returns, inventory ledger, buyer refunds, inbound shipments and removal orders from your Amazon account. Access is read-only through the official API.
Money Back estimates per case what Amazon should reimburse. Amazon sets the final amount, since 2025 mostly based on manufacturing cost. If you enter your purchase prices in Sellercore, the estimate becomes more accurate.
You mark the case as filed and can add the case ID. Sellercore detects the payment in the reimbursement report automatically and sets the case to "reimbursed".
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