Just sayin....

[okay]

..many sellers..new sellers all over the bay..

..the 'untouchables'.

~

If they can do it under a month currently selling and, with 20+ seller fb?


Percentage wise, how many do you think last 6 month w/o limitations and, or, suspensions?


If it's more than 50%..

then a year is cake!

[GreenBean]

Que?

explain yourself.

[okay]

Whenever I'm browsing eb and see fb count of 50 or less and in the

electronics category, they've been selling since they became a member just

barely less than 45 days ago.

I'll stop exaggerating but now I wanna count how many I can find that have

been selling within the first week of becoming a new member.

I would like to hear the members expert opinions: example, let's say out of 100 new sellers who have sold within the very first week of becoming a new seller / member and, have been selling items for around 100$ a piece / around 4-5 items per week.

Roughly, how many last 6mo or, 1yr or, even longer? (stealth or not)

[oompaloompa]

I agree, see them too.

another type I see is zero feedback sellers and high risk items.

unsure if they are untouchables or the ones that prompt a review immediately and pass it and are good to go....its their method?

[stanislav]

These aren't new sellers ... These are new eBay accounts by the same powerseller under different eBay id. You are allowed to open as many eBay ids as you want as long as you sell different items on each.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by stanislav

These aren't new sellers ... These are new eBay accounts by the same powerseller under different eBay id. You are allowed to open as many eBay ids as you want as long as you sell different items on each.

The man knows his competitors.

[okay]

So a powerseller gets to open additional seller accts under his/her main powerseller account?

And theirs really no way of seeing this on such an account I would guess.

What I have noticed on accts 30-60 days old or, less, is the buying feedback purchase amounts of 5$-20$ each. Then, pedal to da medal selling..hmm

[rsot]

Originally Posted by stanislav

These aren't new sellers ... These are new eBay accounts by the same powerseller under different eBay id. You are allowed to open as many eBay ids as you want as long as you sell different items on each.

Linked up accounts - one mistake, all go down

[An0nym0u$]

stanislav is right on. I did this same thing years ago.

I had 4 accounts running with high (or no limits). All were easily opened and limits lifted once I linked it to the main powerseller account. (You know, that option that asks if you have a pre-existing account that would lift your limits automatically).

But the problem is, as rsot mentioned, once one goes down the others fall like dominoes.

I have since learned the error of my ways by reading lots of info on here.

[missinglink]

nah, they know a trick you don't.

[john456]

Originally Posted by An0nym0u$

stanislav is right on. I did this same thing years ago.

I had 4 accounts running with high (or no limits). All were easily opened and limits lifted once I linked it to the main powerseller account. (You know, that option that asks if you have a pre-existing account that would lift your limits automatically).

But the problem is, as rsot mentioned, once one goes down the others fall like dominoes.

I have since learned the error of my ways by reading lots of info on here.

Same here. Had lots of super strong accounts linked to each other. I would open a new one back in 2010 and get a million $ limit.

But... when one account catches the TS plague... they all get infected.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by missinglink

nah, they know a trick you don't.

There are tricks - you pick them up with experimentation - you shouldn't rely on ppl here giving all the tips out - they get abused and ruined as proven MANY times