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Blocked Products

Blocked Products is your personal exclusion list for Amazon ASINs. Use it when you remove an Amazon-sourced eBay listing and do not want Dropship Calendar to source or freshly list that product again.

  1. Open My Products.
  2. Select one or more eligible Amazon-sourced eBay listings.
  3. Choose the removal action.
  4. Turn on the Remove and block option.
  5. Confirm the concrete selected listings.

The option is off by default. A normal removal does not create a block.

Dropship Calendar saves the block before dispatching the eBay deletion work. If the block cannot be saved, deletion is not started. If eBay deletion later fails, the block remains active and the listing may remain live.

Use the Blocked Products page under the Import List area to:

  • Search your active blocks.
  • Sort and page through results.
  • Select one or more products.
  • Choose Allow again.

Only your blocks are shown. There is no form for adding an arbitrary ASIN; a block is created from a member-owned posted product during removal.

Allow again records that your block is no longer active. It does not:

  • Add the product to Import List.
  • Restore or recreate a live eBay listing.
  • Remove existing active presence.
  • Override VERO or restricted-product safety.

After allowing a product again, use Item Finder or another normal staging path. The product still must pass every current eligibility check.

An archived product with an active block is marked as excluded from sourcing. A normal archived add skips it. When the explicit Unblock & add to Import List action is available, it performs a new duplicate, capacity, block, VERO, and restricted-product check before adding.

If any of those checks fail, the product stays blocked. Public behavior should be interpreted conservatively: allowing or unblocking never guarantees that the product can be listed.

Relationship to existing listings and orders

Section titled “Relationship to existing listings and orders”

Blocked Products affects future sourcing, staging, reposting, and fresh eBay posting. Existing live listing revisions, My Orders, Auto Ordering, repricing, and delivery-promise processing are separate flows.