Protecting our eBay account ...
OK, so a little history. A few years ago I was successfully selling game activation keys. I had no issues selling these even when asking customer support staff on calls to eBay. Since then, I had a customer complain, he later withdrew his complaint and told eBay he over reacted. This didn't matter and I still lost my account.
I became ill. I must confess that the stress of this mess affected my health and it's taken some time before I felt the desire and courage to try again.
I have teamed up with a friend and am fortunate that even though he hasn't sold anything yet (he listed a book and priced it too high so it wouldn't sell), he actually has limits of 1000 sales and $25,000.
This is fantastic news!
Now, even though it's not a stealth account and we do not have to be as paranoid, I was hoping for some pointers to ensure we do not lose such a valuable asset.
I understand that due to his first listing being over 48 hours ago, that our account will have already had the manual check for a first item being sold.
In the next few days I want to start selling game keys again.
I have 3 questions:
1) How many different products can I list without flagging some form of automation flag? Like can I list a set number per day until our full list has been added?
2) The product has a near limitless supply from my supplier (well, certainly higher than we anticipate being able to sell). Is it better to show I have a lower amount and then selling most of the stock, or have my available stock to be in the thousands like I used to do?
3) Is there anything related and significant that I need to be aware of? I am not asking this to be lazy. I have actually bought the guide a few years ago but completely forgot my login and even user name due to various stresses. I know I could comb these forum posts, but I am dealing with a genuine eBay and PayPal account.
Many thanks in advance. I am so excited to get my life back together and earn some money! :-P
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