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Reimbursement values and restrictions
The following restrictions apply to reimbursements:
Reimbursement claims must be submitted within 60 calendar days of a refund being charged to your account.
Refund window is calculated from the next calendar day after the date of refund.
Only refunds that issued to customers by Amazon on your behalf is eligible for reimbursements. You are not eligible for reimbursement if you issued refund to the customer.
Reimbursements for a single order will not exceed $5,000. For items valued at more than $ 5,000, we suggest that you purchase third-party insurance.
You can file only one claim per Order ID.
Orders that are damaged or lost in return transit are not eligible for reimbursement from SAFE-T including the Amazon fees or outbound shipping label costs. Contractually, you are the shipper of record and may file a claim with the carrier to recover any loss.
Note: If the order was delivered by Amazon Shipping, you should raise a claim directly with Amazon Shipping here.
If you refuse a return shipment for any reason, the order is not eligible for reimbursement.
Orders with an A-to-z Guarantee claim are not eligible for SAFE-T claims (you have the ability to Appeal an A-to-z Guarantee claim).
Chargeback claims are not covered by this policy. See our full chargeback policy for details.
FBA orders are not covered by this policy. See [FBA customer returns policy]****(https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/G200379860) for FBA reimbursement policy.
Per Restocking Fee policy, if the product is damaged by the customer, the reimbursement will be limited to a maximum of 50% of the order value of the product.