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freddyg 05-22-2015 10:28 AM

Safe items to sell
 
Would a RomossSsense 4 power bank External Battery charger be considered a risky item to sell?

ilcarletto 05-22-2015 10:53 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
absolutely YES!

anything phone or electronic related is a high risk item. Other categories are also considered risky. Search the forum on what to sell as first item there are threads about it.

rsot 05-22-2015 02:43 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Could be because of the tradmark....and where it is being shipped from...

ilcarletto 05-22-2015 03:58 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 671508)
Could be because of the tradmark....and where it is being shipped from...

...don't get this answer... it's risky and that's it... IMO.

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jeffweico 05-22-2015 04:17 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
It depends. On eBay, there are different types of risk.

Anything that can be easily phaked or where counterfeits are mass-produced can be risky to sell. Examples would be expensive gold coins or rare coins, jewelry containing expensive gems like diamonds, etc. Mass-produced counterfeits include Rolex and other expensive watches, designer purses such as Louis Vuiton, designer clothing or accessories, DVD's, razor blades, as-seen-on-tv items - especially those advertised in infomercials such as the P90X, BeachBody, etc.

Even if your items are 100% authentic, it can be risky as the brand owners may try to take your listings down through the VERO program.

Other risky items can include things that can easily break down, including most electronics. Refurbished items can also be a problem unless you know for certain that they work.

You CAN sell any of these things, it is just that if you get customer complaints or draw the attention of the VERO members you could have a serious problem.

ovidiu 05-22-2015 08:38 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Here's another weird risk-related thing. I bought a Mifi 2200 as suggested by MM78. The seller ended up getting a bunch of negative feedback after I received my order, and I asked him about it. He said Paypal & eBay considered what he was selling to be very high risk and they had holds beyond the usual 21 days, with no 90-days and we remove the general hold policy. So he was moving to Amazon from eBay and preparing to stop selling there.

richie2065 05-23-2015 04:54 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Anything electrical seems to be marked as a risk item in the UK

rsot 05-23-2015 05:17 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ovidiu (Post 671552)
Here's another weird risk-related thing. I bought a Mifi 2200 as suggested by MM78. The seller ended up getting a bunch of negative feedback after I received my order, and I asked him about it. He said Paypal & eBay considered what he was selling to be very high risk and they had holds beyond the usual 21 days, with no 90-days and we remove the general hold policy. So he was moving to Amazon from eBay and preparing to stop selling there.

Sounds like he knew the risk of the electronics involved...the negative feedback is weird though...what kind of comments?

freddyg 05-23-2015 09:49 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Thank sto all

CustomerServiceProTip 05-23-2015 02:27 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
almost EVERYTHING is a risk selling. It's your option to see if you want to take that risk and sell the item.

I'd prefer selling used clothes first on new accounts then going onto riskier stuff after a couple sales.

notorious Eby 05-23-2015 11:05 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
So used clothes and used items no electronic. I'm wondering if cords, cables and or other non branded accessories are ok? No brands

MM78 05-24-2015 07:29 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by notorious Eby (Post 671791)
So used clothes and used items no electronic. I'm wondering if cords, cables and or other non branded accessories are ok? No brands

Cords, Cables, Cases, anything that has to do with Phones will still be high risk, also that category has a starting limit of 4, so at the end of the day your still not moving forward fast enough....unless your fine at 4 pcs per month/per account.

RosieTosie 05-24-2015 07:42 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Electric items are high risk for counterfeit reasons, but also the obvious risks that go along with dodgy wiring setups that could cause nightmare scenario's.

Few years back we bought a brand new fridge freezer just before going away on holiday for a week to the Lake District, my husband came back to go to a radio convention at the local uni so called back in at home only to find the fridge freezer had blown a fuse and was leaking the poisonous gas they use to keep everything chilled, throughout the house, he had to unplug it and open windows quickly.

123 05-24-2015 07:53 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
I always find it easiest to sell like 2-3 books as my first listing get some positive feedback then start listing my real items

bootleg.101 05-25-2015 01:53 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
How about new auto parts??

rsot 05-25-2015 01:55 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bootleg.101 (Post 672053)
How about new auto parts??

There have been posts indicating those are risky...especially if branded

notorious Eby 05-31-2015 08:58 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Go to an outlet mall and buy some items that are cheap and list them.

rsot 05-31-2015 09:40 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Dollar shop has wonders

richie2065 06-01-2015 12:03 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
unbranded clothing - polo shirts etc

fbueller 06-02-2015 01:55 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
If you sell something 'risky' and it gets taken down, does it affect your account negatively or is it just taken down? I tried to sell Microsoft Office (legit retail box) and it was just taken down but no MC code or grevious message attached.

jboone733 06-02-2015 09:51 PM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
It take ALOT of digging around.. these days it seems anything you want to sell turns out to be a high risk lol

rsot 06-03-2015 07:39 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Sell yourself :thumb:

GreenBean 06-03-2015 08:57 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 674440)
Sell yourself :thumb:

Immediate takedown.

Defective merchandise.

:deadhorse:

rsot 06-03-2015 10:19 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Claim opened

jboone733 06-03-2015 10:59 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Depends on your target market. That's more of a Craigslist niche

H4ck 06-13-2015 02:08 AM

Re: Safe items to sell
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by freddyg (Post 671465)
Would a RomossSsense 4 power bank External Battery charger be considered a risky item to sell?

never heard of the brand so i would say probably not. your biggest indicator comes if its on the VERO list. if you sell high risk electronics that one thing, but if its on the Vero list than that can land you into some really hot water.

I sell electronics but they are not on the VERO list. So far I have not had any issues.


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