A new ebay account is better off selling non-branded and low-risk items. Ebay is very strict with new accounts, they will watch you very closely. You don't want to give them a reason to shut you down.
When is the best time to start selling branded items? How much time have to go after ebay account registration?
Its more like how much eBay selling feedback you have gotten. Personally I am Conservative when it comes to this. Don't want to risk a new account. For me it is usually 10-20 Selling Feedback and I wait for eBay to give me a increase in selling limits.
I will say it depends on the brands you are trying to sell as well. If it is high end highly phaked items you may have to wait longer. If it is pretty common brands you might be ok just after a few selling feedback. Kinda one of those things you just kinda learn how to gauge over the years of making stealth accounts.
It is not a matter of price... it depends on the category where your listing falls and the description you write for it
if I correctly understood your question...
Some people increasing their feedbacks with low price items(ebooks,etc). Can be included this items to increase confidence of my accounts and can I start after a few weeks selling branded items?
Some people increasing their feedbacks with low price items(ebooks,etc). Can be included this items to increase confidence of my accounts and can I start after a few weeks selling branded items?
These low price type of listings. eBooks etc can be troublesome as well. Most members on here suggest selling used items and household type goods to get an account started. Basically make it look like you are selling some extra items from around the home to make extra cash to start. Then you switch over to selling what you really intend to sell. Its an odd game you have have to play with eBay.
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Some people increasing their feedbacks with low price items(ebooks,etc). Can be included this items to increase confidence of my accounts and can I start after a few weeks selling branded items?
ebooks are out for accounts.
You might get suspended for feedback manipulation.
What if I create a new account and will start to sell only one branded item. At description i will tell that this item I used by myself. Will I have some problems or I can do that? I am not going to open my own store, I just want to sell my own branded item
Honestly, it is pretty simple. Now if you want to start a selling account. You need to play by their rules and sell some low risk items to get some selling feedback. Otherwise you will run into quite a bit of trouble. eBay does not like new selling accounts. Does not matter if you have 1000 buying feedback. They treat them with much scrutiny. Need to find a way to get on good terms with them.
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Honestly, it is pretty simple. Now if you want to start a selling account. You need to play by their rules and sell some low risk items to get some selling feedback. Otherwise you will run into quite a bit of trouble. eBay does not like new selling accounts. Does not matter if you have 1000 buying feedback. They treat them with much scrutiny. Need to find a way to get on good terms with them.
So it's better not to sell my own branded item on new selling account? They don't care that this item is mine and I don't need it anymore?
What if I create a new account and will start to sell only one branded item. At description i will tell that this item I used by myself. Will I have some problems or I can do that? I am not going to open my own store, I just want to sell my own branded item
'Your own branded item?'
When your account is stronger, and provided it is in good standing, you might be able to sell it.
Right from the start, not such a good idea.
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If you try to sell a branded used item on a new account, eBay will ask you to verify who you are via different method (public database, ID, etc.) and also if you truly own the item (receipt, etc.)
It defeats the purpose of stealth...
you want to fly under the radar for a while, build credibility with ebay and then you will have less risk to sell branded items.
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Selling branded items 
