Thanks Mike,

Congrats on your very first post.

Did you happen to read this somewhere others can read about this? Or is it your personal experience?

Did you know that Amazon has now changed its way we get paid?

They haven’t changed mine. Funds are made available once shipment is confirmed.

You will not get paid every two weeks as before.
You will not see the money in your account until the order has been delivered.

You seem to be talking about two different things. One is when the funds are first credited towards your Amazon balance. The other is when Amazon actually disburses those funds to your bank.

Are you saying that you no longer get a disbursement every two weeks, but instead get a disbursement every time an order gets delivered?

I think you mean to say that your disbursement scheduled hasn’t changed, but the timing of the funds that are eligible for disbursement has. If that’s the case, once you get past the first batch of delayed payments, things should revert back to normal - assuming you get a steady stream of orders.

For instance, if you average 5 orders a day, you would currently be paid as you shipped them. Let’s say it takes you a week to make an item, so each Monday, you would ship the 5 orders you received the previous Monday, and you would be credited for 5 order payments that day.

Under the new method, you would still be credited for roughly 5 orders each day, the only difference would be in the first week or two as Amazon shifted to the new method. After that, you should see deposits equalling roughly what they used to before the change. Assuming that your volume of orders stays the same.