Microsoft Store Charges Developers to Use Their Own Apps

I publish paid applications that I developed myself on the Microsoft Store for Windows 11. However, as the developer, Microsoft is charging me again to purchase the applications I personally coded and published, meaning I cannot use my own products for free. My applications include products such as Desktop Widgets 2027, Silent Batch Installer Pro, Zen Note Pro, Bulk App Installer wingetuı, Zen Finance Premium, Auto Destruct and Schedule Pro, tasksplitterturkiye, Zen Installer, Simple Tracker Widget, Zen Focus Premium, PC Auto Shutdown, and Text Expansion Tool.

I added these applications to the Microsoft Store using a one-time purchase model, with licenses assigned to users' accounts. As the developer, I expected to be able to use my own applications for free through my developer account, but the system is charging me like a regular customer. As a result, I have had to purchase some of my own applications using my personal account, and these purchases are clearly visible in the screenshots I have attached.

I am requesting that Microsoft grant my developer account free access to the applications I developed and published on the Microsoft Store. I also request refunds for the purchases I was forced to make using my own account for applications that I already own and developed myself. In short, I would like free access to my own products to be properly assigned to my developer account and for the unnecessary amounts I have paid to be refunded.