Selling old items on a new account?

[sfenoid13]

I am trying to determine which items from my old suspended Amazon account I can sell on my new Amazon account. I am told that I need to create 20 new different listings per one old item/listnig but this seems very difficult to do. I had over 1000 listings I want to sell again and I need to sell the same/similar items as before since I dont have any new items/inventory. What is a safe/good way to do this?
Most of the listing I want sell already are being sold by multiple sellers and I did not create most of these listings either. So I will avoid my own created listings and I will avoid being the only seller, is that how it should go?
any ideas?

[elmo]

There is no safe way to sell previously sold items

If you are going to do that, assume the risk and try to reduce that risk as much as you can by selling different products.

The ratio is just a number considered to be safe

[Canadianleaf]

Elmo,

Does it matter if you upload this "other" inventory to your account but never actual set the inventory past 0?

Effectively you'll have a this "other" inventory but they'll all show "0" inventory and all the inventory you actual have to sell (and are trying to mask) all have positive inventory.

[elmo]

Personally I sell other product, aside from listing others as well.

I know people get away with just listing different products though -- but I wouldn't risk it

[Canadianleaf]

Originally Posted by elmo

I know people get away with just listing different products though -- but I wouldn't risk it

So you know others who upload ⊗⊗⊗⊗ inventory with "0" quantity and successfully masked their other ASIN's?

I have 2000 ASIN's I have just sitting. Im wondering if this route would work for me.