Are my shipments at risk of getting rejected?

Posted by u/TopHornet4259

I had unlimited capacity when I created these shipments, but now Amazon has put a limit, and it's less than what I need. The open shipments total 195.80 cubic feet and will ship from China in 1-2 days, with 69.84 cubic feet on hand. By late Nov, my on-hand cubic ft would be around 50.

The open shipments will arrive in late Nov-Dec, so my concern is whether they are at risk of being rejected.

What sellers replied

u/BocaHydro

You are fine, but dont send new shipments, you got sales?

u/blitzerrr

You're fine but you won't be able to make new shipments

u/is300wrx

If you already created shipment you’re fine. The grayed out area are your inbound shipment. You just won’t be able to create any NEW shipment until your inventory depletes / bid for additional space

u/EveryDayImPublishin

Yes, you need to bid for more space. As soon as your bid is accepted, the space will be granted. It's November so you will need to bid high. $2-5 per sq ft, probably. Whatever the bid is it will be averaged out when the month starts. Ex. Bid $5 but the actual price per sq ft is $3.45. If you don't get approved after 48 hours (or less, depending) re-bid. Be mindful of how much space you request. When you sell items it will take $0.10 or $0.15 off the potential bill. If you get approved in November only sales in December will count towards reducing your bill.