is this an example of low end

Drecn · #1 05-13-2015

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ink-pen-/121...item1c52de970d .....

I found this product and had a hefty laugh with the price.....i know i put bs stuff up there with crazy prices....now im wondering is this done and if im doing vero should i keep inserting "bs" products to mask my true intent of what i really want to sell......i have seen people sell crazy stuff then sell the same vero item i sell..... like randomly but consistent enough to see they are selling alot of these ....all other products are like $8 and his " real ones" are always 80 to 90 but he is a consistent seller of bs then all of a sudden high price stuff .....is this the way to sell vero?

123 · #2 05-13-2015

It may help a bit to sell lots of generic items as well but at the end of the day if your selling vero it'll always put you at higher risk and your account could be taken down randomly at any point

GreenBean · #3 05-13-2015

Next time, kindly put warning ebay link in the post.

Many of us do not open these links.

rsot · #4 05-13-2015

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Originally Posted by Drecn

.....is this the way to sell vero?

Drecn are you asking how to sell vero?

#5 05-13-2015

Vero will always trigger a review. Nothing you can do about it.

Some people do believe that listing lots of other items will "hide" the Vero items, but those people seem to lose a lot of accounts...

GreenBean · #6 05-13-2015

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Originally Posted by Speeder33

Vero will always trigger a review. Nothing you can do about it.

Some people do believe that listing lots of other items will "hide" the Vero items, but those people seem to lose a lot of accounts...

LOL, same people believe in the Tooth Fairy.

ovidiu · #7 05-13-2015

That's funny. I have 30 legit, innocent listings on my account yet somehow eBay & Microsoft found that one listing I tried to hide in there. This tactic is laughable and obviously doesn't work.

GhostOfAmazon · #8 05-13-2015

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Originally Posted by ovidiu

That's funny. I have 30 legit, innocent listings on my account yet somehow eBay & Microsoft found that one listing I tried to hide in there. This tactic is laughable and obviously doesn't work.

People need to realize that SOFTWARE searches for the items, not a human being.

"Hiding" won't do any good, unless your title is free from ANY terms that relate to name brand items.

ovidiu · #9 05-13-2015

^^^^^^exactly. You are not going to beat a tireless computer bot. Sure, one day you might find some clever way around it and make five bucks, but then it gets patched and eBay cracks down extra hard on every one else. Find a sustainable business method, not playing hide & seek with eBay's software.