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Guide to request removal of FBA UK items once account is deleted/not able to log in.
 

Does anybody here know how to do it?

I managed to get my item removed and sent to my real address. Im sure they will charge me as I still have quite a lot of balance in that account. Still waiting for the 90 days reserved.

If anyone interested I can show you how. Will do it once I find the time to do so. Its really easy.

This is only useful if the cost of removing the items are much less than buying a new order of course. It costs 60p+vat per item. So im sure its worth it rather than letting it burn and allow amazon to have it.

Re: Guide to request removal of FBA UK items once account is deleted/not able to log
 

They'll charge you to destroy the items if you don't reclaim them.

Re: Guide to request removal of FBA UK items once account is deleted/not able to log
 

So far they have not destroyed my item yet.

for those who wants to know. here is a quick guide

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Its quite easy.

go to https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/

then click the help button.

then click the "contact us by email using this link"

put your previous email address which used for that account to request for removal.

I managed to do it with my 2 accounts previously just using seller support.

Its good if you know the ASIN so its should be like this

"Hi

I would like to request for removal of some of my FBA items please.

If you could provide me with the list of items I have currently in stock, that will be much appreciated. I would be happy if you could provide the ASINS and quantity in this message please as I am not able to log in to my account at the moment so I have trouble checking them

Your help is much appreciated.

Thank you."

If you know the asin, just email saying that you CONFIRM and are willing to pay the charges for the removal. put your name, address and phone number. it doesnt matter if its banned or not from my experience.

Now going to my third, but got some problem and it was escalated to seller performance which surprisingly do reply to my email now. haha.