The First Month Of New Acc

[Marlindo]

How many items should i sell in the first month of new acc?
I just bought a 1000/10000 acc.
Just search this kind of thread. Somebody said that 10 may be the ok?
Can anyone give advice?

[agent006140]

with no seller feedback,depends on what you are selling,50-100 is plenty

[prodigyace]

Didnt the seller of the account provide you a recommended selling practice to follow?

[kinsey]

I list 1 the first week. Then double the next week and so on. I don't usually sell all the items. Following this practice I have had no issues. From experience lately listing too quickly will result in a suspension.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

with no seller feedback,depends on what you are selling,50-100 is plenty

50-100 in one shot on a new account seems a lot

[Marlindo]

Originally Posted by prodigyace

Didnt the seller of the account provide you a recommended selling practice to follow?

Yes. Just tell me how to list first. Not mention how much to sell in the first month.

[SaiJin]

Just sell 1 or 2 the first week, get feedback and make sure you have tracking.

[hassmokl]

Don't make things fast make it slowly on the first month for not getting problems on future

[Fuhrer84]

Originally Posted by Marlindo

How many items should i sell in the first month of new acc?
I just bought a 1000/10000 acc.
Just search this kind of thread. Somebody said that 10 may be the ok?
Can anyone give advice?

1st month 20 - 30 item

2nd month 40 - 60 item

3rd month you can go full swing but no more $500

after 90 days you can pay whatever you want

[Awaken]

As most sellers will recommend, browsing and looking into other listings of that very item you are looking to sell along with others totally unrelated is beneficial. Add them to your watch list, etc. The idea of being a new seller (account wise) MUST be applied within the first month.

Do that up to two weeks then list one item. then a few days or a week later list one or two more.
Depending on how many views they are getting, list accordingly (depends on the item being sold = high or low risk).

From what i've observed for the past 5+ years on eBay, they do not care too much per say when it comes to items being listed. Once you sell one, will be at your account door step and under the magnifying glass you will be

Inevitable (Key is to not draw too much attention to yourself too soon).

Use the advice given to Tony by Frank in Scarface.

Greed doesn't always serve new accounts well.

[tedsmith1990]

from my personal experience, it doesn't matter how many listings you created at the beginning.

If EBAY wants to suspend you, you will be banned by uplaoding the first listing. Recently I created some new accounts and EBAY suspended them within hours. My accounts were restored by uploading required documents. Then I uploaded hundreds listings or even opened a shop, all of these accounts had 0 ratings.