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Calling Ebay
 

So I have a rating of 1500 , no negatives 100 percent feedback

I have been selling just two items and making a decent profit on them but i would like to add more items.

When I try it says that I have reached my limit and that I need to call EBay to talk to them about selling more.

Please give me any advice about speaking with them


Thanks

Re: Calling Ebay
 

In a word ( or in several) avoid calling them. LOL.

Maybe expand on the age of the account & current limits....

Be prepared if you call to face 'flack'..... if you can not cope with that, avoid.

But let's discuss more when you share the info, my Friend.

:juggle:

Re: Calling Ebay
 

On my original account I called in with perfect feedback 100/5000 limit asked for raise , was lucky and given 150 items and now this is pre stealth I sold those 50 in 3 days called in again and 2 days later my account got the MC999

Now just last month and possibly cause of lack of sleep I decided to go against my number one rule NEVER CALL EBAY , so on Sep 19 I get an email congratulating me on earning TRS power so I stupidly decided to call for a raise and on the same day my account became a powerseller account I was restricted from selling , so from Sep 19- Sep 30 I called in once sometimes twice a day had to fax in invoices for every single item I ever sold on ebay , countless hours of work and was lucky that on Sept 30 the person I talked to reviewed my account and invoices and reinstated me, but this was completely luck , if I wouldn't of kept calling and received a person that was willing to help it would of been closed

Never call in unless you don't mind never using ur account again.

This account is just one of many I have but during the limitation I was thinking that even though if I lost this account it wouldn't hurt my income too much but, I started to get greedy because this account makes me $4000 a month profit and you don't realize how good things are till u lose them.

My advice ask urself is it worth u losing all ur income u make a month from ur account because by calling u put ur account under manual review

It's quite possible until u call in not a human soul has ever looked at your account, and all the congrats for this and that u get mean nothing completely computer generated

Because during that limitation I received 4 emails congratulating me on how great a seller and all the discounts that I'd receive being a powerseller but that was the computer the human side thought completely different.

Anyway luckily I was reinstated sold my 100 items the first 5 days of September and was happy to make that income plus the added discounts.

Don't call In create more accounts

Re: Calling Ebay
 

maybe you hit a cat limit. Only way this resets is after 30 days.

Re: Calling Ebay
 

Best advice is to wait out the time period - let it cool - build new stealth accounts - dont call up eB unless you want to risk 1) possible verification 2) boring conversation 3) added risk to account

Re: Calling Ebay
 

"Best advice is to wait out the time period"

What time period? I have been selling the same volume for 10 months now and even have Top Rated Seller and Power Seller

Re: Calling Ebay
 

The funny thing is that I can keep re-listing the two items and sell the heck out of them. I only get the warning when trying to add new product

Re: Calling Ebay
 

Reached the limit you stated - usually means limit imposed every 30 days so have to wait for the next month cycle

Re: Calling Ebay
 

Agree with Dmshark25. If you don't call, chances are they've never looked at your account.

I remember reading that eBay had "hundreds of millions of registered users" in their system. With a few thousand employees, its kinda hard for ebay to pick you out of a crowd unless you give them reason to.

Hence why many of us promote you to operate under the radar. Calling into eBay is the exact opposite of this.

Re: Calling Ebay
 

I usually call initially to get a limit boast before I have much invested in the account, I would on an account with feedback like that

Re: Calling Ebay
 

9 times out of 10 calling eb leads to nothing but aggravation and wasted time.

Re: Calling Ebay
 

That's one approach - if you fail, you let the account go...