eBay store: benefits re limits & selling

[ebayanarchy]

I'm selling items that have category limits in place.

I have a numerous accounts with 100 item selling limits, however I am still being restricted by category limitations. I can only list 10 or so items within this category per month.

Does signing up for an eBay store subscription bypass these limits?

Any other advice on getting around category limitations?

Thanks

[donkeykong2012]

I would say no. But others will be along to confirm shortly.

[joesshooze]

That's why for me no benefit to open a store. Even costs me more $. Good luck.

[rsot]

Doesn't bypass the limits for either - tried on a few platforms last week for a test

[JamesNorth101]

A limit is a limit regardless of opening stores, becoming a business ect.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by ebayanarchy

Does signing up for an eBay store subscription bypass these limits?

Any other advice on getting around category limitations?

Thanks

Of course not. Still have limits & pay more to have them.

Sell well and allow the accounts to grown naturally.

Avoid items that might bet MC999

[arshavin]

If you sell a small variety of items. Is it beneficial to have a ebay store?

[GreenBean]

Has the SEARCH button broken again?

this VERY topic was posted yesterday.

I'll merge threads.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by arshavin

If you sell a small variety of items. Is it beneficial to have a ebay store?

Would be logical that it isn't beneficial...but choice up to you

[stevenbj]

Hi, I would say to stay away from the store as if you are not selling a lot or making a lot of profit its just more running cost for you. There is no real benefit in opening a store except you are a volume seller.

[rsot]

Could be better to have more accounts spreading sales

[stevenbj]

The answer is NO. An ebay store does not bypass the limitation. Registering as a buisness seller gives you a better chance. But is that a route you wanna take? as you may still need to ring up to increase your limit. So for now I will say to keep maitaining what you have and then try again after a couple of months.