| | | DomRau | 01-26-2016 06:03 AM | High risk items selling on eBay Hello. I have lot of stealth ebay accounts. I am selling HIGH RISK items. When I list auction or buy it now with 1 or 2 quantity, everything goes well.
As well, I've listed items with quantity 3-4 but for lower price.
When I listed the same item for 2x higher price and made quantity 4 - after a few sales I've got MC999. Other newer account with auction and the same item - goes well.
My specific question: It is possible that ebay caught me because I've made bigger quantity and higher price? Maybe it is one of the reason of MC999? |
| Bunneh | 01-26-2016 06:16 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay yes, you answered your own question.
Have you tried listing the price as the same and making quantity 4?
Dont increase the price so high. |
| DomRau | 01-26-2016 06:20 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay For example:
I've listed item for 37,99, quantity 4. All sales gone well.
I've listed the same item for 74,99, quantity is 2, it seems that sales gone well too.
I've listed the same item with price 79,99 and quantity 4, after the 2 items were sold, I've got MC999 and listing was removed.
So I've just wanted to know if it is true that it is reason of MC999 or it is just coincidence. |
| Bunneh | 01-26-2016 06:29 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay you account will never last selling high risk items from day 1.
You are just either being reported, or you are getting caught with VERO. |
| cmbhuy | 01-26-2016 08:57 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay well you just tried to sell 10 high risk items with a new account. what do you think is going on. |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by DomRau
(Post 741830)
Hello. I have lot of stealth ebay accounts. I am selling HIGH RISK items. | Million Dollar question.....Are your "VERO" items legit, meaning do you have legitimate supplier and invoices for these items? |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay And how long has the account been in existence selling these risky items? MM78's question is key as well. |
| dicsolovag | 01-27-2016 01:52 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Generally speaking: is it safer to sell high risk items after 30 days on a new stealth account? |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by dicsolovag
(Post 742039)
Generally speaking: is it safer to sell high risk items after 30 days on a new stealth account? | There's no such thing as "safe", but generally speaking if you wait 30 days AND have some feedback on the account it may stay safe but again....there's no such thing as safe. If VERO agent want's your stuff taken down they can take it down no matter how many feedbacks you have. |
| unkown5454 | 01-27-2016 03:59 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay you better get them invoices ready big boy |
| zill4y | 02-22-2016 07:56 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Hi Guys
I purchased an aged ebay account and have just started selling low risk items approx 10-12 items for 99p or so.
I eventually want to be selling my main branded (im assuming high risk as branded) item auction style starting 99p and normally sells around £60.
Whats the best way to sell these as in when should i start selling these and how often.
Thanks ppl |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay @zill4y, welcome to the forums.
What does "aged eBay account" mean to you? |
| Ebayorbust | 02-22-2016 08:15 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by rsot
(Post 749520)
@zill4y, welcome to the forums.
What does "aged eBay account" mean to you? | It doesn't really mean anything if the account has no transaction history.
Once an account hits 30 days old, there is no difference between it and an account at 6 months old if neither has any transaction history. |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by Ebayorbust
(Post 749521)
It doesn't really mean anything if the account has no transaction history. | Exactly Ebayorbust - I was asking OP in order to understand his/her perception of stealth.... |
| zill4y | 02-25-2016 12:13 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Hi Ebayorbust
Thanks for your reply. Well the account was made on start of November 2015 and have been browsing making cookies since then and few weeks been listing 99p items about 10-12.
Was wondering when to start introducing High risk items.
Sorry for my ignorance im a little slow at this lol.
Thanks again |
| SilentHill | 02-25-2016 12:26 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay @OP
Are you selling Vero? . Because I am afraid there is nothing you can do except have legitimate documentation. I am sure aging and making a few small transactions may help. But the help is very minimal. |
| yaBeh8ater | 02-25-2016 01:10 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by zill4y
(Post 750400)
Hi Ebayorbust
Thanks for your reply. Well the account was made on start of November 2015 and have been browsing making cookies since then and few weeks been listing 99p items about 10-12.
Was wondering when to start introducing High risk items.
Sorry for my ignorance im a little slow at this lol.
Thanks again | dont put too much sugar in them cookies.
yes i like making nonsensical jokes. |
| newbieblondie | 02-26-2016 12:41 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Legit question tips for selling high risk items I have been selling small stuff on account for almost 6 months now and gradually increasing the value of items sold any tips to sell some big ticket items without being flagged |
| applepbc | 02-26-2016 12:56 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay I take a riskier approach.
I LIST one low risk item auction, wait for bids, then start adding individual items - very high risk stuff. $200/each value.
I am currently building 16 25k limit accounts successfully.
I am keeping sales under 2k the first month, 3k the second month, 4k the third month, 5k indefinitely
i stay far far away from listing items with multiple quantity. I just relist individual actions after they sell. All BIN format.
I have been experimenting how far I can push these accounts before suspension, and the number is around 3-5k on a brand new account. I even pushed one to 10k. |
| dicsolovag | 02-26-2016 01:45 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by applepbc
(Post 750526)
I take a riskier approach.
I LIST one low risk item auction, wait for bids, then start adding individual items - very high risk stuff. $200/each value.
I am currently building 16 25k limit accounts successfully.
I am keeping sales under 2k the first month, 3k the second month, 4k the third month, 5k indefinitely
i stay far far away from listing items with multiple quantity. I just relist individual actions after they sell. All BIN format.
I have been experimenting how far I can push these accounts before suspension, and the number is around 3-5k on a brand new account. I even pushed one to 10k. | How old is your account?
And (after creating a new account) how long did you wait before you started this increase? |
| Ebayorbust | 02-26-2016 01:52 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by zill4y
(Post 750400)
Hi Ebayorbust
Thanks for your reply. Well the account was made on start of November 2015 and have been browsing making cookies since then and few weeks been listing 99p items about 10-12.
Was wondering when to start introducing High risk items.
Sorry for my ignorance im a little slow at this lol.
Thanks again | It really depends on what you are referring to when you say "high risk". If you are referring to counterfeit goods, then it doesn't really matter how long you wait. Your accounts are still going to be at risk of limitation / suspension. |
| applepbc | 02-27-2016 11:21 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by dicsolovag
(Post 750533)
How old is your account?
And (after creating a new account) how long did you wait before you started this increase? | these are on new accounts that I let rest for a few days
i describe how i increase above. i sell up to 2k on a brand new account. |
| Moltisanti | 02-29-2016 06:49 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by applepbc
(Post 750526)
I take a riskier approach.
I LIST one low risk item auction, wait for bids, then start adding individual items - very high risk stuff. $200/each value.
I am currently building 16 25k limit accounts successfully.
I am keeping sales under 2k the first month, 3k the second month, 4k the third month, 5k indefinitely
i stay far far away from listing items with multiple quantity. I just relist individual actions after they sell. All BIN format.
I have been experimenting how far I can push these accounts before suspension, and the number is around 3-5k on a brand new account. I even pushed one to 10k. | Could you add me on skype i could really use your insight, im looking to do something very similar to you
Skype - moltisanti.se |
Re: High risk items selling on eBay Looks like you want consultations? |
| Moltisanti | 02-29-2016 08:57 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by rsot
(Post 751414)
Looks like you want consultations? | Well the reason i'm using my stealthed accounts is different then most of the forum and these guys seem to be doing stuff in the price range more of how I am trying to do it :p |
| newbieblondie | 04-24-2016 05:05 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay i am trying to sell real estate i had an account a year i listed little junky items even went and listed an iphone after that i listed a property and was shut down immediately HELP I WANT MY BUSINESS BACK would love to do this myself but im open to hiring |
| King78612 | 05-01-2018 10:48 AM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Hey so i started selling these designer gucci belts on ebay at a very low price. However, I got banned and so did all my family. I was making a fortune. I just need some tips on ways around getting banned. What triggers the system. Is it because im writing gucci in the title? Could you please help me with not getting banned. |
| nickopedia | 05-01-2018 10:54 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Don't think people here are going to share specific advise when you know what you're doing is pretty much suicide unless the account is firmly established. There are no short cuts. Sell authentic items that don't give you or eBay any problems, and you should be fine. |
| Aguero | 05-02-2018 01:04 PM | Re: High risk items selling on eBay Quote:
Originally Posted by King78612
(Post 917630)
Hey so i started selling these designer gucci belts on ebay at a very low price. However, I got banned and so did all my family. I was making a fortune. I just need some tips on ways around getting banned. What triggers the system. Is it because im writing gucci in the title? Could you please help me with not getting banned. | You are asking same question in two different threads :)
Read the forums as much as you can. Keep learning. Selling high risk items there is always a risk of suspension.
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