You can go on Vacation (setting to Inactive unused Marketplaces) for CA and MX, which is recommended as a first step, but that might not prevent offer/listing creation (and thus charges if that is your concern) in those Markets in some cases.

There has been an issue where Selling Individually accounts have had Amazon create offers/listings on CA and MX (which requires a Selling Professionally account) and then been charged the monthly fee because of those listings. NOTE: The monthly fee is split between the 3 markets.

1. My advice is to set MX and CA to Inactive (link to Vacation Settings in Account Info), and then to fix a possible issue in “Build International Listings” created when one registers through the Global Portal.

2. Address “Build International Listings” possible issues caused through registration.

CAUSE: Global Selling Account Registration

Going through this for registration may be causing an unnoticeable issue. It seems that using this link instead of a .com specific link creates a linking and creation of offers/listings from .com (US) to the CA and MX Marketplaces.

FIX: Go to Build International Listings

I suspect that this page was set up unknowingly, or without understanding it’s full extent.

About

Build International Listings works within a region where there are multiple marketplaces, such as Europe or North America, and across regions when you have connected them by linking accounts.

The Build International Listings tool helps you create and update offers from a single source marketplace to one or more target marketplaces. You save time and effort by managing offers in one marketplace. From that source marketplace, the tool will update eligible offers and prices in the target marketplaces based on settings that you specify and the currency exchange rates.

I don’t have mine set up so I can’t give specific instructions. Here’s a Learn More link.

I know this has worked for some …

Additional links:

• Your Global Accounts listed
• Monthly subscription fee FAQ
• Global Selling Dash