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| AskSC | 04-20-2016 01:27 PM |
Whats the worst that can happen?
I am selling legit items i have purchased but i cannot provide proof of purchase. If ebay were to ask me for the proof of purchase and i cannot provide this, What is the worst that can happen? |
| aking | 04-20-2016 01:30 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
The worst that will happen is that ebay will restrict you from selling. This is why back up accounts are needed.
You should not have to worry about this if you conduct good business, ship fast and offer overall good customer service to your buyers. |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
If EBay or PayPal ask for invoices and you can't provide them....then the account(s) will most likely be Limited until you provide them with the invoices and possible Banned. |
| AskSC | 04-20-2016 01:33 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by aking
(Post 764333)
The worst that will happen is that ebay will restrict you from selling. This is why back up accounts are needed.
You should not have to worry about this if you conduct good business, ship fast and offer overall good customer service to your buyers.
| Yes my items are all real, and not copycats. I ship fast and ship all items within handling time. And items are not ever late. But i cannot provide proof of purchase. So the worst that can happen is ban? I'm assuming because they would be suspecting me of fraud or such because i cannot provide the proof? |
| phaz0rz | 04-20-2016 04:28 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Your post doesn't make sense. The first sentence is a contradiction. :(
If you've purchased legitimate items you would have some sort of proof of purchase. It sounds like you're meaning to say "I am selling high-quality knockoffs i have purchased but i cannot provide proof of purchase." Just being honest.
But as long as you don't sell too much too quickly, and you don't get a whole lot of complaints, you should be alright :) |
| Frodo | 04-20-2016 07:00 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by aking
(Post 764333)
The worst that will happen is that ebay will restrict you from selling. This is why back up accounts are needed.
You should not have to worry about this if you conduct good business, ship fast and offer overall good customer service to your buyers.
| i had a new account, sold items quick, shipped them fast with tracking and they still asked for ID and invoices. So it is quite possible. |
| AskSC | 04-20-2016 07:33 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 764410)
Your post doesn't make sense. The first sentence is a contradiction. :(
If you've purchased legitimate items you would have some sort of proof of purchase. It sounds like you're meaning to say "I am selling high-quality knockoffs i have purchased but i cannot provide proof of purchase." Just being honest.
But as long as you don't sell too much too quickly, and you don't get a whole lot of complaints, you should be alright :)
| Haha, it's a long and complicated explanation. But overall, my items im selling are originals. Not knock-offs of any sort. But okay, i have received no complaints. Thank you :) |
| AskSC | 04-20-2016 07:38 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
(Post 764474)
i had a new account, sold items quick, shipped them fast with tracking and they still asked for ID and invoices. So it is quite possible.
| Very good to hear this. I will be aware. |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Make sure you always have backup accounts for sales OP |
| Dmshark25 | 04-20-2016 11:48 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by AskSC
(Post 764484)
Very good to hear this. I will be aware.
| Even if you have excellent customer service no defects and 100% feedback, if you start selling say around $3K a month consistently eventually u could be asked for invoices
Besides checking the Authenticity, eBay/Paypal want to make sure your inventory has been purchased legit and you are not unloading hot goods.
So no matter what you do , you can be asked for proof of purchase.
You reduce the chances of requests by selling well and spreadung sales thin over many accounts |
| Frodo | 04-21-2016 12:13 AM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmshark25
(Post 764549)
Even if you have excellent customer service no defects and 100% feedback, if you start selling say around $3K a month consistently eventually u could be asked for invoices
Besides checking the Authenticity, eBay/Paypal want to make sure your inventory has been purchased legit and you are not unloading hot goods.
So no matter what you do , you can be asked for proof of purchase.
You reduce the chances of requests by selling well and spreadung sales thin over many accounts
| agree. I have almost no doubt eb bot picks on accounts that do a lot better than average accounts, like with fast sells, expensive or very popular items. the bot also calculates many other factors and marks specific account high risk and then you receive a message from eb requesting ID and receipts (and i totally get this and consider it fair policy). i learned slow start is best. just cheap items and low volume to start with. |
| AskSC | 04-21-2016 03:06 AM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmshark25
(Post 764549)
Even if you have excellent customer service no defects and 100% feedback, if you start selling say around $3K a month consistently eventually u could be asked for invoices
Besides checking the Authenticity, eBay/Paypal want to make sure your inventory has been purchased legit and you are not unloading hot goods.
So no matter what you do , you can be asked for proof of purchase.
You reduce the chances of requests by selling well and spreadung sales thin over many accounts
| So should i also let my sales bounce? one month 3k the next month 2k, another month 3.5k, etc.? Also, i am planning on starting off with $100-200 dollar items. Not too pricey if you ask me. make $1000 dollars every account 1st month. This a good idea? Im doing this on a stealth. I've already got a main thats making money. |
| AskSC | 04-21-2016 03:07 AM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
(Post 764551)
agree. I have almost no doubt eb bot picks on accounts that do a lot better than average accounts, like with fast sells, expensive or very popular items. the bot also calculates many other factors and marks specific account high risk and then you receive a message from eb requesting ID and receipts (and i totally get this and consider it fair policy). i learned slow start is best. just cheap items and low volume to start with.
| I get it, it's just very difficult to start low when im selling electronics. $100 is quite low in that range. |
| spindoctor | 04-21-2016 04:10 AM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
The worst that can happen is, eBay will come after you. They will hunt you down with pitchforks! Be afraid... be very afraid! ;) |
| just_smile | 04-21-2016 04:17 AM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Anyone else fancy a Dr Pepper right now? |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
PP is known to limit based on PROJECTED SALES rate |
| AskSC | 04-21-2016 02:05 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by spindoctor
(Post 764586)
The worst that can happen is, eBay will come after you. They will hunt you down with pitchforks! Be afraid... be very afraid! ;)
| DUDE! omg... im not selling on ebay anymore xD |
| spindoctor | 04-21-2016 04:02 PM |
Re: Whats the worst that can happen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by AskSC
(Post 764726)
DUDE! omg... im not selling on ebay anymore xD
| Yayy! Less competition ;) |
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