1 week old eBay selling 5 items

[access0ner]

Hello, I have 1 listing for 100.00 which hasn't sold as "used" different category. Then I have 4 items listed another another category at 60.00 I have sold 3 of the 4. I want to delete the listing of the 100.00 item and just raise the qty of the other item listed to 2.

Is this not recommended?

[Shekibi]

I don't see how it will be a problem.
It should be pretty safe.

[access0ner]

Bump, ....

[Bunneh]

never heard of it being a problem to end a listing.

Just choose 'error in the listing' when ending it early so that you dont lose out on your listing item limits.

[access0ner]

i was just thinking on such a new account having the same items up they might ask for invoice and crap.. no?

i ended up just selling that single item someone gave a best offer for 85.00 and shipped it yesterday. Thanks bunneh

[muzzie]

If the item is a high-risk, I would not recommend listing it in a multi-quantity listings in the beginning. Wait at least a couple of months, then create multi-quantity listings. For certain items, I personally never put multi-quantities, do a re-list every time they sell.

[access0ner]

I really don't know if my item is high risk or not. I think at the time, i had made it high risk because i wasn't changing the description or title when re-listing.

That was a sure reason why I kept getting canned often times sooner than not.

When mentioning high risk that's VeRO items, right? I've never sold anything ⊗⊗⊗⊗ nor do I own anything ⊗⊗⊗⊗/counterfeit. I never have ran into these problems to know if my recent items are high risk. I know that they aren't but woudl like to read where it says what TYPE of items are...

[muzzie]

A general rule says, that you should start by selling random low-risk items like shoe laces, cups, light bulbs, pens, socks and so on. Everything non-branded, of course. When you've don that for a couple of months, you can switch to something more risky and expensive, but, slow again. If you don't do that, you would be either asked for a pack of documents or just suspended.

For my established accounts, that are like a year old, that sell something that may be recognized as risky, I keep selling low value stuff, as it makes the "average risk" factor of an account to be slightly lower.

[access0ner]

My niche requires that I sell right out th ebox , and they are not "brand name" items so to say. I am just up in the air about how to send them documentation or invoices for the items that I sell. I don't know where to find one that they will accept, the one's I have sent to them were not sufficient.

I don't know if because it wasn't under a company name or I didn't send them my tax license. I have no idea hbut it's very frustrating.