Looking to sell Adidas clothing, they are not counterfeit. Are they high risk items?

[rsot]

Was listening to a wonderful advertising segment about Puma and Adidas wars in the 1970s and advertising - I believe the founders of the companies were actually rival brothers.

You have boosted your count too

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by celit

The account i ended up purchasing was already selling dvds so i think ps3 and ps4 games are the way to go. because they cannot be copied.

Still have to be careful with ps3 & ps4 games & controls.

What makes you think they can not be copied?

They are often copied and are not good for ebay. Big market pf foo-foos there.

[Dan T.]

Any of you guys deal in high end designer clothing such as Zara, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss Tommy Hilfiger etc.?

I am always amazed at how many sellers are doing great selling high risk items for long periods of time.

Stealth in it's truest form, I'd say.

[YEbayY]

Originally Posted by Dan T.

Any of you guys deal in high end designer clothing such as Zara, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss Tommy Hilfiger etc.?

I am always amazed at how many sellers are doing great selling high risk items for long periods of time.

Stealth in it's truest form, I'd say.

Hey,
I sell Ralph and its funny how well you can do despite it being labelled as "high risk"

[wakitiwa]

Any advice on those brands?

[YEbayY]

Originally Posted by wakitiwa

Any advice on those brands?

I'll be 100% with you i sell high risk brands all day everyday purely because they make me a living. Now i've realised that many people call them high risk and the assumption is you get banned straight away i assure you it isn't like that

1) Always use your own pictures showing exactly what the seller will be receiving
2) make the listing clear
3) dont say "its a factory second" simply say please view pictures before buying

the best of luck

[Dan T.]

When it comes ro Ralph items, you may never know when Ver0 violation will strike.

Taking close ups and detailed pics of items which are not 100% genuine will sooner or later lead to listing removal, their lurking eyes are looking for the slightest sign of **** items.

Watch your back.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Dan T.

Any of you guys deal in high end designer clothing such as Zara, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss Tommy Hilfiger etc.?

I am always amazed at how many sellers are doing great selling high risk items for long periods of time.

Stealth in it's truest form, I'd say.

Check the age of the accounts....

Majority of us earned the rights the hard way to sell these goodies.

Also there are ways to sell that may not be obvious to innocent onlookers.

[Dan T.]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Check the age of the accounts....

Majority of us earned the rights the hard way to sell these goodies.

Also there are ways to sell that may not be obvious to innocent onlookers.

Yes, I get it, aged accounts.

But let's say PP comes knocking on your door asking for invoices, and let's say the items are not exactly legit - what do you do? What other dozens of EB sellers do then?

[GreenBean]

Play the game, always.

This is the approach needed: we are using ebay accounts. The only difference is ours are stealth.

paypal asks sellers for invoices. Then have invoices for your goods. Majority of well run businesses have invoice, dont they? Stealth accounts work the same way.

[Dan T.]

Originally Posted by celit

Thanks a lot for everyone's reply. Was wondering how many items must i sell on ebay and what types of items in order to gain trust from ebay?

How about ps3 and ps4 games that are laying around the house?
Selling unbranded clothing? (or will it still be a risk).

The account i ended up purchasing was already selling dvds so i think ps3 and ps4 games are the way to go. because they cannot be copied.

There's no single answer to what you should be selling.

Just try and minimize your risks whenever you can by avoiding high risk items (unless you know what you are doing).

Unbranded clothes, especially used clothes - EB loves to see that.

As for PS3/4 games - no clue about that one.