I disagree respectfully, non-branded or VeRO it doesn't matter. What matters is if you get caught. If I sell VeRO on a new account and don't get caught, than there is nothing to worry about.
Meaning if I have a 30 day old account and decide to sell VeRO the only thing that matters is if the listing gets flagged or not. Selling non-branded items as fluff to establish an account and sell VeRO is pointless because once you start selling VeRO you're ass is still going to get flagged either way. Rights owners or competitors don't give a **** if you sold 300 cotton wristbands and somehow that magically makes it OK to list their items.
I list VeRO on all my stealth accounts right off the bat. I have no idea what you guys are doing to get 10+ accounts suspended, that's outrageous, you're doing something wrong.
If you're not getting far with accounts than you need to analyze why. I've only been at this game for about a year and have my share of strong accounts taking in $1.5k-$2k per month selling purely VeRO. And I don't have the privilege of having 2+ year old accounts. All my accounts are from 2010. To this date, I've had 3 accounts suspended due to ALL VeRO MC019 violations. What I've learned from those accounts is worth diamonds.
Bottom line, if you want to sell VeRO don't get caught. How does one do this? Figure it out, I'm not saying I can list Hermes bags, Gucci, Oakleys, etc. and get away with it, it's almost impossible to get away with selling high VeRO without permission. If your plan is to sell high VeRO (designer clothing, shoes, bags, sunglasses, DVDs, software, etc.) you had better start researching or start praying, because it's a tough road and few make it. What you can do is find items that do not get taken down or there are also ways to list some products without getting noticed.
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