Anyone else getting this message
Select a Merchant and Marketplace
You are attempting to sign in on a new device or you have removed your cookies. Please select your merchant and marketplace to get started. You can change this selection at any time from the navigation bar at the top of the page.
We are only UK based & sell only to UK. We haven’t deleted cookies, updated windows, or used a different browser.
We’ve just had a new stock delivery & are getting the above every time we update product quantities.
We keep selecting our account & market place but it keeps coming up.
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Seller_Wqg5EgqxuOwDD
Yeah I’ve been seeing this for the last week. I’m getting it when I sign in and sometimes when I add a product, but not every time as you are experiencing.
Seller_xUKHc5xSYJmI4
Only strange thing we got was error code OPF-503
Seller_58y2FhNkywdyp
yes getting it here when i log in most times and as said above, somethimes when adding a product
Seller_87mKFKKA3Vwkx
I get it all the time when adding items to my inventory - it’s very tedious as I have changed nothing in my set up…Amazon asks me to choose between listing on the UK site or the US one - I’ve never registered for the US site and don’t intend to
Seller_DqVzngG6yzpZ1
Do you have ad-blocker browser extension?
They can interfere with parts of Amazon seller central
Seller_LKjg1QRrO36Yq
I’ve not (yet) had that message but I get something similar.
I routinely log on to amazon UK first thing when checking my account.
If I then list an item from the ‘sell yours’ button on the catalogue page, it often asks me to log-in to sellercentral-europe.amazon. com before I can finalise the listing.
So for some reason, Amazon likes to switch servers to the europe.amazon. com domain at random moments when creating a listing. It will keep me there unless I deliberately switch back to the UK domain.
I got so fed up with that a few years ago that I stopped logging into amazon UK CS and went straight to euro. com .
Since I stopped selling to Europe at the start of lockdown I’ve gone back to routinely logging in to the UK domain.
