Does Amazon has glitch today? I'm prepping my inbound and this is the first time I'm charged with these amount. What could be the mistakes?

FBA vs FBM in Canada, and before you ask: yes, I teach FBA mainly, so why am I out here preaching FBM? Because when you're new, you don't have a capital problem you can fix. But you do have a speed problem you can fix. Think about it. You and a bigger seller find the same deal on sale. He orders 100, you order 20. He preps it, ships it to Amazon, waits for check-in, maybe it travels east coast to west coast, 5 to 6 weeks before his first sale. If you're FBM, yours is listed day one, priced just under the Buy Box, and you're sold out before his shipment even checks in. Now do that on a credit card and you can sell out AND reorder before the bill is even due. That's how you build capital when you don't have any. But it's not free money. I ship 5 times a week. If you can't ship every day or every other day, you lose the whole edge and FBA is still how you actually scale. Question for the group are you FBA only right now, or have you tried FBM? And if you haven't, what's the blocker: space, time, or no Stallion near you?

I'm a Canada-only FBA seller and recently received a Section 3 review email requesting documentation for three ASINs. My ability to create new FBA shipments has been disabled during the review, but I'm still receiving orders and my payouts are continuing. What confuses me is: - My Canada Account Health shows no violations or issues. - The review email refers to my U.S. marketplace, even though I have no active U.S. listings. - There is no upload banner in Account Health, so Account Health Support instructed me to email the investigation team directly. The inventory for the reviewed ASINs was purchased from Walmart/other Canadian retailers, and I have the receipts and proof of payment. Has anyone gone through something similar? - How long did the review take? - What documents did Amazon ultimately accept? - When was your FBA shipment creation restored? I'm just trying to understand the process and timeline from sellers who have experienced this.

I've been hard at work with bugfixing CanFLIP. We would love to know if this is helping the community source quicker Bugs are starting to stabilize, i will then move onto phase 2 to implement new features if you haven't used Canflip yet, I would! Price will eventually be 19.99, but if you subscribe now, you will be grandfathered in and keep the price! -> www.canflip.ca

A lot of beginners ask: “What’s the best category to sell in?” Beauty? Grocery? Toys? Clothing? Electronics? Home and kitchen? Honestly, the category matters less than people think. A bad lead in a “good” category is still a bad lead. And a boring product in a category nobody talks about can still be a great buy if the data is there. That is especially true on Amazon Canada. We have different retailers, different competition, different fees, different inventory depth, and different buy box behaviour than the U.S. So don’t just copy what American sellers are doing. Use categories as a starting point. Then let Keepa, profit, seller count, buy box history, and your actual sourcing data make the decision. Curious where everyone is at right now. What category are you spending the most time sourcing lately? And what part is giving you the most trouble?