So I was hoping that by not completing the “Solution Provider Portal (SPP) registration” it would finally remove all these old seller accounts that I helped in the past but have since moved on without deleting my access to their account. I don’t care about SUA right now and haven’t for a bit.
NOPE! I’m blocked from my own seller account!
All I get when logging into my seller account is this … even though this is my account.
Have no idea if any of this would help but nothing ventured nothing gained …
To get access to an Amazon admin account,log in with the primary email address and password, or use an IAM user with administrative permissions via the AWS Management Console. For Seller Central, go to Settings > User Permissions. For Amazon Business, visit Business Settings > Users.
Amazon Seller Central (Admin Access)
Log in: Sign in to Seller Central using the primary account credentials.
Navigate to Permissions: Click the Gear Icon (Settings) in the top right corner and select User Permissions.
Invite/Edit: Enter the name and email address to invite a new user, or click “Edit” next to an existing user.
Assign Role: Select the “Admin” role or check the boxes for full access.
Confirm: Save changes. The new user will receive an email to accept the invitation.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Admin Access
1. Root Access: Navigate to {Link: aws.amazon.com/console https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3vWPeGAlASY} and log in with the root email and password.
2. IAM User Access: Use the 12-digit account ID or alias, followed by the IAM username and password.
3. Create New Admin: Go to the IAM dashboard, click “Users,” select “Create user,” and attach the “AdministratorAccess” policy directly.
Amazon Business Account Admin Access
Go to Business Settings.
Select Users.
Choose the user and click “Edit” to modify roles or permissions.
Troubleshooting Access
* Lost Credentials: If you are the primary user and lost access, use the “Forgot Password” feature on the login page.
* Security Check: Ensure you are checking the User Permissions section regularly to keep the account secure.
* Adding Trusted Individuals: Only grant admin permissions to users you know and trust, as they will have full control over inventory, payments, and other users.
Would you like me to post anything over in the NSFE on your behalf?
I will be in the office until 5pm ET today and can post and update replies in the other forum if you think that would be helpful. I am not sure if it would be, just offering.
This is one of those times where no bot, support tree, or automated template selecting human will ever be able to help you. This issue will never be accounted for, as it is both not supposed to happen and likely outside the imagination of anyone setting up the template responses.
You need a person with the intellect to understand the issue and the authority to do something about it. The very sort of person Amazon is dedicated to abolishing as obsolete in the name of progress, efficiency, and profit. You know, like the ones who make sure the AI code bots don’t delete the entire code base without asking.