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Originally Posted by Jonas Will ebay ever suspend you for ending a listing early to sell to a buyer?
Just wondering. Has it happened to anyone? |
Here's a new twist to this issue.
Just lost a real account due to ending multiple auctions early. My company deals with collectibles of all kinds, sports, political, etc...Back in the good ol' days, we used to "time" our listings with bs titles and no photos until we got the items in stock so that we can revise and add our photos. When we find the supply/demand, we would end some listings early for "error in listing". We used to do this on listings which had no bids. We used to do this on several hundred listings over the course of a few months. Never did we have any problems with this, and we must have ended thousands over the last 10 years.
Well, seems this action is no longer acceptable. NO chance for reinstatement. 140 FB's - 100%, all 4.9+ DSR's. Acct was 3 months old. No Vero items, no negatives, no chargebacks, no disputes, as clean as it gets.
Further, I may be mistaken, but it's dawning on me now that eBay is looking for ANY kind of "above avg" revisions, acct info changes, ending auctions early, basically, it feels like eBay wants you to:
1- Open acct
2- List your items
3- Sell and ship (usually for free now)
4- NOW STFU
It might be just me, but I get the feeling that the best way to keep your accounts, real or not, is to create and just keep still AMAP. No changes to your acct info, no auction revisions, no early ending, no breathing, no sleeping, no asking questions, no begging, just pay pay pay and be a good little MUTE boy/girl.
"Have a problem with that? GTFO of eBay, we don't want you even IF you're an honest seller with no negative history"
justmy2