Cannot buy stock images on my account when I run out of credits

@Phease69,

A different country via VPN? As of my knowledge, the credit card determines in what region you are. And if that region is allowed to licence assets, you should normally be able to do that, except if there is an issue.

@EvilBug1 I have tried VPN via another country, and also tried Safari, Firefox and Chrome + removed all caches and also used private / incognito windows on both local network and VPN. I still get the error. The problem clearly is with my account. 

@EvilBug1 Sorry, forgot to tag you in it. The issue sadly is still happening. 

Hi, thanks but the issue is still happening. 😞 

@Phease69 Sorry for what you are experience. Here we are doing our best make our customers experience as smooth as possible. Your account show had a recent change, and I have manually re-snyced in the backend. Please let me know if problem still happens. 

@alisonh23074529 I am glad you found the trial program. The only option you can purchase without subscription is, Credit packs. You can find it at the lower session of https://stock.adobe.com/plans,

UPDATE: I tried in Chrome using Incognito and this time clicking took me to a choice between whic subscription free trial I wanted. But I don't want a subscription, I just want to use credits as and when. 

I've also go t this problem. I want to buy a template using credits, but there is nothing to tell me how many and just a button saying 'download free with trial' and when I click on that I get the same message as the OP. 
A few months ago I spoke to support but it was useless. 
Adobe I want to pay you money for a template, but I can't...you are losing money. Please help

Hello @Phease69, sorry for the licensing issue. I don't have as much knowledge around the license flow troubleshooting, I would suggest the basics like clear all browser cache and/or try different browsers.

Pinging @EvilBug1 for help as they have a lot more knowledge around this area.

I'm sorry to hear that you haven't been able to receive a satisfactory response from the Support Team. Perhaps @Contributor1 can refer you to the correct resource to get an answer.