Click "All selling" under the "Sell" section of "My eBay". Any limit will be listed there, and if nothing is visible (as would be expected on a seller account of that age), you have no limits at all.
One added thing: if you see no limits on your eBay account, don't go crazy and start listing cars and other expensive items. If you do anything that eBay thinks is "suspicious", they will put the limits right back on your account.
The account was suspended in 2006 but I don't remember what it was suspended for.
I was talking to an eBay representative on the live chat and she reinstated my account.
There is nothing about selling allowances in the ''Sell'' section so I assume there are no limits on the account.
I'll only be listing one item for now but it will have 20+ quantity and it sells very quick so I'll keep increasing the quantity. I'm going to list it at under £10 so it shouldn't raise any flags.
The account was suspended in 2006 but I don't remember what it was suspended for.
I was talking to an eBay representative on the live chat and she reinstated my account.
sheesh you got lucky.... ebay never forgets what you were suspended for, can't believe they didn't even address it with you over live chat before re-instating you. i'd go really slow on this account, sounds like you know what you're doing
NO,No if you don't have anything mentioned it doesn't mean that you don't have limit, i have a account that doesn't have anything but i can't sell over 1000$ so be carefull
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