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New ebay policy, have you met now?
 

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:suspicious: where's the NEW ebay policy? Did I miss something?

That policy has been in place for a few months or more now. It's nothing new. Maybe you just didnt sell that much now that you actrualy see the message until now. Just wait for many other messages that will pop up.

IMO... you sell 100 items on a account...

sell 100 more on another

and 100 more on another

and so on.....

So how long are you considered new? 90-days?

Is this a new policy? I'm sure it's been place for ages.

yeah, my question actually is, what's the standard that are "new accounts".

Think it is 6 months that you are under probation.

Where;s your flag at ronaldchen?

after 90 days in the usa you are considered more privleges for selling.

source: my experience.

I disagree..... if you're selling for the 90 days... maybe. Now they look at DSR, feedback, what you're selling, etc.. more closely than age

I've read in another forum with stealth ebay users about the same topic. One of the replies said to get the limit removed you need feedback of atleast 30 or atleast least 50 items successfully sold using Paypal.

Just sharing what I saw in another forum. I don't have personal experience with this.