Dear Support/Forum

I have met all criteria but still do not have access to Premium A+

Please help me.

Case ID 17516225801

I would be really happy if someone do a review on my eligibility.

Thank you.

Yours sincerely

@Rose_Amazon

@Glenn_Amazon

@Cooper_Amazon

@Michelle_Amazon

@Manny_Amazon

@CR_Amazon

anybody seen asins being blocked from auto replenish from AWD to FBA?

i have some skus that were added to this tab called blocked skus, when you click on fix issue, it shows this message below

"This product has a maximum inventory level and exceeds the allowed quantity. View the maximum inventory level on the Restock Inventory page."

if auto replenish only replenishes when inventory is needed why would it get blocked? if there is excess inventory at FBA then nothing would either way replenish, why a block? what happens if the items start selling more, would the block be removed?

this block does not make any sense and should be removed

I've already searched a similar product and looked for the "request approval" button like they always say, but it doesn't even show up for me. I've been told that if I don't see the button at all, then it means our account is not eligible to request approval. But when I ask WHAT about our account isn't eligible and how I can fix it, I'm told all I can do is wait. Seller Support "isn't allowed" to contact the internal Amazon team that manages the apparently "automated process" that determines our eligibility. They couldn't even give me an estimated time frame for how long it will take to become eligible. So what? We just wait around and keep checking back until suddenly we are eligible and can request approval? I'm sorry, but we do not want to be losing $39.99 a month just to wait around, not selling our product, and not knowing when, or even IF, we ever will be able to. This is ridiculous, and Seller Support literally is no help.

Are other booksellers finding it tougher and tougher to list used books due to Amazon restrictions?

I can see restricting new books. And I know there have been countless arguments over whether Amazon should be able to restrict used books (first sale doctrine and all). But it seems either more and more publishers are restricting their books, or Amazon's bots are going willy nilly.

Today I tried to list as book published in 1973 by Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine (that's the publisher). Am I to believe that WIOTHOM (acronym) really restricted Amazon from allowing sellers to list used copies?

Is it less likely given that the Institute went defunct (pun intended) in 1999? I mean, come on! What's really going on here?

ISBN 0854840176

Can a mod help me understand this? Nearly half the books I try to list at this point have restrictions. I can list them elsewhere (and do), so I am not sure why Amazon hates money so much.