Requestthrottled is a way for Amazon to prevent you from making too many requests to your API in a short amount of time (According to them, every 1 second only 1 request is possible). It is a practice used to prevent DDOS attacks for example, when requested often the API will start denying access to requests using the same network.
According to Amazon itself:
If your application is trying to Submit requests that exceed the
Maximum request for your Account, you may receive error messages from
Product Advertising API. The request limit for each Account is
calculated based on Revenue performance. Each Account used to access
the Product Advertising API is allowed an initial Usage limit of 1
request per Second*. Each Account will receive an Additional 1 request
per Second (up to a Maximum of 10) for Every $4,600 of shipped item
Revenue driven in a trailing 30-day period (about $0.11 per minute).
Apparently the only way around this problem is to increase sales. I can not say if Amazon accepts another way to increase the amount of request.
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So Gabriel, I had already seen this explanation in a forum too, but because in test did not happen this ( 2 months ) could give 3, 4 refresh on the screen always appeared the product, this started after 7 days in the air, now it is incongruent you have a site where you have to pause your steels ( place warnings click 3 x to appear the product.. ) I think I lost my time... worth!!! hugs.
– WeberSP
I agree with you. Were you using the same API for your approval? It was not a test?
– Gabriel Coletta
Not the same, even with a subdomain and on the local machine
– WeberSP
You do not have this type-approval area ( I made the member registration and the keys were generated ) only this...
– WeberSP