Not sure I have high risk just high value . is that the same?

[lyndonho]

managed to get a new account all done using ebay Stealth Book. would recommend book highly! Anyways sold a couple of low value used ps3 games and got couple of positive feedbacks so all good.
Got a couple of items not high risk like electronics or brand named good but antique items worth a couple of hundred each. On a new account would these flag up to ebay due to the value? or would you think it would be ok to sell these BIN and also make an offer? or get a few more low price items sold first to get feedback up? Just looking to sell initially a few of these a month.
your thoughts would be much appreciated! Thanks!

[GrannyT]

I'm not sure a couple of hundred quid is high value but overall high value can be classed as a risk. More with PP than Ebay. PP like to foist rolling reserves on to you if you turnover large amounts of money and trust me - you really do not want that.

I've had it and I've got it on one live account

£50K - 60K held in a rolling reserve can kill a business stone dead. And then if PP do the dreaded 180 days well - Carey Street could be the next stop

If you are planning on a high rolling account ensure your profit margins can handle a 10% reserve

[rsot]

Start out slow then bridge.

[mcmx]

I'm going to have a similar situation [sorta]..
I'm going to sell some "low" risk stuff like old t-shirts and items from around the house until I get to 10 feedback. (Price: $5-$20)

But then I've got stuff that I've been waiting for MONTHS to sell, that are priced all over - $200, $400 (x3), $500 (x3), and $1200 items. How do I go into selling those? I really don't understand why they would limit the account -unless there was disputes being filed. "High risk" is not a good enough reason..It's more of an excuse for them to keep my money -.-