As an Amazon FBA seller , you want your FBA inventory to sell the moment it hit the shelves so that you don’t have to deal with long-term storage fees or monthly storage fees for any of the inventory. However, the sad reality is that there are times when we inevitably end up with stagnant inventory. It doesn’t matter how much we try to smart our sourcing decisions, from time to time we end up with the stock that just won’t sell. The inventory just sits there, collecting dust, for longer than we had anticipated. At this point, the inventory isn’t making you any profit; in fact, it is costing you money as Amazon is charging you for storing your inventory in its warehouse. It feels deflating and can cause you to question what if everything you have done so far was wrong. Sometimes it might make you freak out and wonder if Amazon had suspended your Amazon Seller Account without notifying you. The worst case, your slow-moving Amazon FBA sales might even cause you to stop and th...