Will Top-Rated seller/Powerseller status lift limits?

[dhunter0294]

Have an old 2004 account with 190 100% positive feedback most of it DSRs

Made a mistake a few months ago with high risk items got hit with a few policy violations so my policy compliance is LOW on seller dashboard, account got limited to 100 item $5,000 limit but I have an option to request to raise limits

My next seller evaluation is next week an will be upgraded to top rated seller does anyone know if these limits will be lifted automatically?

[GreenBean]

Double check. Think you need to have been in good standing for that to happen.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/top-rated.html#what

I find the blurb hard to understand but I hope it helps you

[dhunter0294]

Says nothing about policy compliance level, only states account must be in good standing (not past due)

[Melissa1971]

In order to get as far as Detailed Seller you must be a PowerSeller first.

Being a Powerseller, the beginning step to Top Rated Seller is where the policy compliance requirements come into play though it doesn't appear they are specific about it

http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/sell-powersellers.html


As a PowerSeller, you also have the opportunity to qualify for Top-rated seller status, which recognizes sellers who have a proven track record of excellent customer service and sales.
What are the requirements?
To qualify for the PowerSeller program, sellers need to consistently sell a significant volume of items, provide a high level of service to their buyers, maintain a positive Feedback score, and meet the requirements for detailed seller ratings and eBay Buyer Protection and PayPal Buyer Protection case standards. Membership in the program is free.
You don't need to apply for the PowerSeller program. If you qualify, you'll automatically be included. Just check your Seller Dashboard to see if you've achieved PowerSeller status. PowerSeller levels include Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Titanium depending on the number of items you've sold or the dollar amount of your sales.
If you're not a PowerSeller yet, you can always work your way up by meeting these requirements:
• Be registered with eBay for at least 90 days.

• Have an account in good standing. 

• Maintain a positive Feedback of 98% or higher over the past 12 months. 

• Follow*all eBay policies. 

• Have a minimum of 100 transactions and $3,000 in sales with US buyers over the past 12 months. 

• Receive at least a 4.60 average from US buyers across all*4 detailed seller ratings (DSRs). 

• For all transactions with US buyers, have no more than 1.00% of transactions with low DSRs (1s or 2s) on item as described, and a maximum of 2.00% of low DSRs on communication, shipping time, and shipping and handling cost.

• For all transactions with US buyers, have no more than 1.00% of transactions result in opened eBay Buyer Protection and PayPal Buyer Protection cases, and no more than 0.30% of transactions result in closed cases without seller resolution.

If your account falls below these requirements, you may lose your PowerSeller status.
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[JRYAN34]

Originally Posted by dhunter0294

Says nothing about policy compliance level, only states account must be in good standing (not past due)

Are you retarded? lol

[dhunter0294]

Just opened up my account and am a bronze powerseller still have limits

[JRYAN34]

Originally Posted by dhunter0294

Just opened up my account and am a bronze powerseller still have limits

[Melissa1971]

Wow you're fast. You already have 100 transactions & $3,000 in sales over the past 12 months on your 2004 account! Good job

[rsot]

Very nice to see.

[dhunter0294]

Yes it was very nice to see, only problem is still have the 100/5000 limit and thats killing me. Kinda dont want to ruin what I got going and click raise limits then they ask for invoices and stuff