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Account Level Reserve Significantly Exceeds Net Proceeds — Requesting Escalation

Dear Amazon forum moderators and fellow sellers,

We’re experiencing a persistent issue with Account Level Reserve (ALR), which currently stands at over 4x higher than our Net Proceeds. At the time of this post, the ALR on our account is significantly limiting disbursements, despite stable performance.

We’ve thoroughly reviewed Amazon’s ALR article (What is account level reserve?) and the listed reasons for higher reserves. Based on our current account status, none of the criteria listed in the help article seem to apply. For example:

1. No open A-to-Z Guarantee claims

2. No chargebacks

3. All key performance metrics are in excellent standing

We have reached out to Selling Partner Support (Case ID: 17811664501), but only received generic responses referring to the DD+7 reserve logic. However, based on our delivery data, it appears that the reserve logic is not being applied as intended.

This prolonged reserve mismatch is affecting our cash flow and limiting our ability to reinvest in growth. We love building our business on Amazon, but this issue is becoming a major operational challenge.

We would be grateful if a moderator could help escalate this to a team that can manually review how the reserve is being applied to our account.

Thank you very much for your attention and support!

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Seller_wysOruuHBpCeU

Account Level Reserve Significantly Exceeds Net Proceeds — Requesting Escalation

Dear Amazon forum moderators and fellow sellers,

We’re experiencing a persistent issue with Account Level Reserve (ALR), which currently stands at over 4x higher than our Net Proceeds. At the time of this post, the ALR on our account is significantly limiting disbursements, despite stable performance.

We’ve thoroughly reviewed Amazon’s ALR article (What is account level reserve?) and the listed reasons for higher reserves. Based on our current account status, none of the criteria listed in the help article seem to apply. For example:

1. No open A-to-Z Guarantee claims

2. No chargebacks

3. All key performance metrics are in excellent standing

We have reached out to Selling Partner Support (Case ID: 17811664501), but only received generic responses referring to the DD+7 reserve logic. However, based on our delivery data, it appears that the reserve logic is not being applied as intended.

This prolonged reserve mismatch is affecting our cash flow and limiting our ability to reinvest in growth. We love building our business on Amazon, but this issue is becoming a major operational challenge.

We would be grateful if a moderator could help escalate this to a team that can manually review how the reserve is being applied to our account.

Thank you very much for your attention and support!

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CR here and wanted to hop in here. Thank you for sharing the case # as well. In taking a quick look, it appears they accurately researched and provided you with a response in case #17811664501. The support team has tools and visibility into your account that we don't have on our end to look at things like this for you.

I see you have been receiving normal disbursements with your last coming in on 5/22/2025 and you have an upcoming disbursement set for 6/4/2025.

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Account Level Reserve Significantly Exceeds Net Proceeds — Requesting Escalation

Dear Amazon forum moderators and fellow sellers,

We’re experiencing a persistent issue with Account Level Reserve (ALR), which currently stands at over 4x higher than our Net Proceeds. At the time of this post, the ALR on our account is significantly limiting disbursements, despite stable performance.

We’ve thoroughly reviewed Amazon’s ALR article (What is account level reserve?) and the listed reasons for higher reserves. Based on our current account status, none of the criteria listed in the help article seem to apply. For example:

1. No open A-to-Z Guarantee claims

2. No chargebacks

3. All key performance metrics are in excellent standing

We have reached out to Selling Partner Support (Case ID: 17811664501), but only received generic responses referring to the DD+7 reserve logic. However, based on our delivery data, it appears that the reserve logic is not being applied as intended.

This prolonged reserve mismatch is affecting our cash flow and limiting our ability to reinvest in growth. We love building our business on Amazon, but this issue is becoming a major operational challenge.

We would be grateful if a moderator could help escalate this to a team that can manually review how the reserve is being applied to our account.

Thank you very much for your attention and support!

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Seller_wysOruuHBpCeU

Account Level Reserve Significantly Exceeds Net Proceeds — Requesting Escalation

Dear Amazon forum moderators and fellow sellers,

We’re experiencing a persistent issue with Account Level Reserve (ALR), which currently stands at over 4x higher than our Net Proceeds. At the time of this post, the ALR on our account is significantly limiting disbursements, despite stable performance.

We’ve thoroughly reviewed Amazon’s ALR article (What is account level reserve?) and the listed reasons for higher reserves. Based on our current account status, none of the criteria listed in the help article seem to apply. For example:

1. No open A-to-Z Guarantee claims

2. No chargebacks

3. All key performance metrics are in excellent standing

We have reached out to Selling Partner Support (Case ID: 17811664501), but only received generic responses referring to the DD+7 reserve logic. However, based on our delivery data, it appears that the reserve logic is not being applied as intended.

This prolonged reserve mismatch is affecting our cash flow and limiting our ability to reinvest in growth. We love building our business on Amazon, but this issue is becoming a major operational challenge.

We would be grateful if a moderator could help escalate this to a team that can manually review how the reserve is being applied to our account.

Thank you very much for your attention and support!

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Account Level Reserve Significantly Exceeds Net Proceeds — Requesting Escalation

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Dear Amazon forum moderators and fellow sellers,

We’re experiencing a persistent issue with Account Level Reserve (ALR), which currently stands at over 4x higher than our Net Proceeds. At the time of this post, the ALR on our account is significantly limiting disbursements, despite stable performance.

We’ve thoroughly reviewed Amazon’s ALR article (What is account level reserve?) and the listed reasons for higher reserves. Based on our current account status, none of the criteria listed in the help article seem to apply. For example:

1. No open A-to-Z Guarantee claims

2. No chargebacks

3. All key performance metrics are in excellent standing

We have reached out to Selling Partner Support (Case ID: 17811664501), but only received generic responses referring to the DD+7 reserve logic. However, based on our delivery data, it appears that the reserve logic is not being applied as intended.

This prolonged reserve mismatch is affecting our cash flow and limiting our ability to reinvest in growth. We love building our business on Amazon, but this issue is becoming a major operational challenge.

We would be grateful if a moderator could help escalate this to a team that can manually review how the reserve is being applied to our account.

Thank you very much for your attention and support!

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CR here and wanted to hop in here. Thank you for sharing the case # as well. In taking a quick look, it appears they accurately researched and provided you with a response in case #17811664501. The support team has tools and visibility into your account that we don't have on our end to look at things like this for you.

I see you have been receiving normal disbursements with your last coming in on 5/22/2025 and you have an upcoming disbursement set for 6/4/2025.

CR_Amazon

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@Seller_wysOruuHBpCeU

CR here and wanted to hop in here. Thank you for sharing the case # as well. In taking a quick look, it appears they accurately researched and provided you with a response in case #17811664501. The support team has tools and visibility into your account that we don't have on our end to look at things like this for you.

I see you have been receiving normal disbursements with your last coming in on 5/22/2025 and you have an upcoming disbursement set for 6/4/2025.

CR_Amazon

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@Seller_wysOruuHBpCeU

CR here and wanted to hop in here. Thank you for sharing the case # as well. In taking a quick look, it appears they accurately researched and provided you with a response in case #17811664501. The support team has tools and visibility into your account that we don't have on our end to look at things like this for you.

I see you have been receiving normal disbursements with your last coming in on 5/22/2025 and you have an upcoming disbursement set for 6/4/2025.

CR_Amazon

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