Is there a price limit on items listed by a new account?

[octour]

I have a few brand NIB items that I want to sell on my new account. The going price range for these items is between $150-$300 depending on the item.

These items are brand new and direct from the factory (legit company) and are not VERO products.

Are any flags raised by items that have a BIN price over a certain dollar amount?

Does anybody see a problem with me listing these items on a fairly new account that has verified by PP?

[MM78]

Originally Posted by octour

I have a few brand NIB items that I want to sell on my new account. The going price range for these items is between $150-$300 depending on the item.

These items are brand new and direct from the factory (legit company) and are not VERO products.

Are any flags raised by items that have a BIN price over a certain dollar amount?

Does anybody see a problem with me listing these items on a fairly new account that has verified by PP?

If the account is extremely new there might be a problem but it's going to depend on what category it's in and if Ebay perceives your item to be risky.

You could try and list your item and see what happens, none of us work for ebay so there is no answer that's going to be 100% correct.

[An0nym0u$]

I have a few brand NIB items that I want to sell on my new account. The going price range for these items is between $150-$300 depending on the item.

Why would your first item(s) on a new stealth account be a high priced NIB item?

These items are brand new and direct from the factory (legit company) and are not VERO products.

I think you are confusing what VeRO actually means. VeRO does not necessarily entail that it is a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ item. Although they may be legit and direct from manufacturer, brand name items are also part of the VeRO program.

You need to rethink your strategy for new accounts. Your current plan will get MC999'd in no time.

[Hercules]

Like the above answers categories matter allot. What I find though is the speed of sales is what scares paypal into limitations the most.
If you are selling something hot, vero or not paypal acts up on fast money filling their bank and then leaving their bank.
If you sell one 300 item a week for a while then step it up that's ok but if it's highly vero there is no best method.

[zoneout]

If it's electronics then 100% you will get restricted within hours if not minutes.

[nodeal]

I have sold $200-$300 electronic items on new accounts and have NOT gotten shut down. Ebay will not shut you down 100% of the time -- more like 95% of the time.

But like others have said, definitely not recommended. If for whatever reason you have an account you don't mind tossing away then that's up to you...