do no limit accounts exist?

Rambo3 · #1 02-01-2015

Is there ?

MM78 · #2 02-01-2015

No such thing, at least not for sellers like us, now I'm sure Multi-Million Dollar Companies have some very nice limits.

yankee · #3 02-01-2015

there is white screen accounts but almost always you will get limits when you list around one million in inventory or sales exceed 30K and that is saying your are running the account very well with zero issues of any kind.

slokor · #4 02-01-2015

There used to be once upon a time but no longer.
From time to time youll register a new account and not see limits on the 'all selling' page. This does not mean its a 'no limits' accounts but rather its a glitch that doesnt show them to you. Theyre still there. if you call ebay they'll to you what they are.

tida2004 · #5 02-01-2015

I have a account which was open on 2008 and it has no limit.

slokor · #6 02-01-2015

Very old accounts are a different story. Although even most of those have limits these days. You can call ebay to find out what those limits are - but why bother.

pikachu10 · #7 02-01-2015

I bought a "no-limit" account. It essentially is an account that at the selling page dosen't display limits. I'm not sure if this is glitch or legit, but I've heard it's just a glitch. However, these types of accounts usually have very high real selling limits.

MM78 · #8 02-01-2015

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Originally Posted by pikachu10

I bought a "no-limit" account. It essentially is an account that at the selling page dosen't display limits. I'm not sure if this is glitch or legit, but I've heard it's just a glitch. However, these types of accounts usually have very high real selling limits.

That just means they aren't showing the limits.......Try and list a large quantity and see what happens.....

jayh920 · #9 02-02-2015

I have 2 pages that I purchased as unlimited. It's basically a "grandfather" statute. Old accounts that were around before selling limits existed weren't subject to them. However, one of the pages I bought as unlimited got a limit after about 3 months of use. The limit was set at around 30k to "make sure I don't get overwhelmed." The otehr one however is still unlimited, but I'm a bit more cautious with it.

123 · #10 02-02-2015

When I get accounts that show no limits, in my experience if it doesn't get limits after listing a couple items and after a month or so then it most likely has an extremely high limit. As I've listed tons of items on some of these accounts without problems and still showing no limits. Probably a glitch but can be a very lucrative one if you treat the account well.

wtfebay · #11 02-02-2015

If you had an account with $10M per month limit, would you even come CLOSE to selling that much? If the answer is no, then you probably dont need a "no limit" account. But yes, they do exist.

rsot · #12 02-02-2015

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Originally Posted by wtfebay

If you had an account with $10M per month limit, would you even come CLOSE to selling that much? If the answer is no, then you probably dont need a "no limit" account. But yes, they do exist.

High limit or not, always worthy spreading sales over multiple accounts and keeping shutdown risk to a minimum (if one account goes down, you aren't gutted)

littleredengine07 · #13 02-02-2015

A friend of mine said someone tried to sell him a no limit for 25k. It was really no limit. It was Pre 2007 account. I believe accounts made before then can take a beating before being shut down. Got to do something really stupid.

Those accounts do exist. Its like getting grandfathered in. Anything after 2007 is crapshoot unless you become the next walmart tomorrow. As long as ebay keeps shutting accounts down. We will keep making them.

rsot · #14 02-02-2015

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Originally Posted by littleredengine07

A friend of mine said someone tried to sell him a no limit for 25k. It was really no limit. It was Pre 2007 account. I believe accounts made before then can take a beating before being shut down. Got to do something really stupid.

Those accounts do exist. Its like getting grandfathered in. Anything after 2007 is crapshoot unless you become the next walmart tomorrow. As long as ebay keeps shutting accounts down. We will keep making them.

Even the pre2007 accounts are not rock solid any more

khanxyz0z · #15 02-02-2015

I had a no limit account from 2004 l, and last month out of no where i went to selling page and it said limts were 250/5000 after 10 years for the first time its visible

littleredengine07 · #16 02-03-2015

You have a better chance in winning something from las vegas than ebay raising your limit.

I wonder if you have an 1998 account. Will that work.

Probably really rare to see 1998-1999 account. I guess eBay did a great job banning them all.

toml3030 · #17 02-03-2015

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Originally Posted by wtfebay

If you had an account with $10M per month limit, would you even come CLOSE to selling that much? If the answer is no, then you probably dont need a "no limit" account. But yes, they do exist.

I had a pre 2007 no limit account and they put a 2,450/7,500,000 limit on it.

It wasn't a matter of selling that much...

I was selling $300-$500 items where each item had up to 72 color/size variations. So each item with variations took up 72/25,000 of the limit and I could only list like 50 items.

bjammin · #18 02-03-2015

I get a lot of accounts that do not show the limits. In my opinion, this is a glitch. When I get these, I will list an item, then list more, then list more, then list more. Eventually I find the limit, and I have never lost an account doing this.